The Capitol Hill Playbook: What Congress Just Bought (and Dumped)

Let's just call it what it is. Politicians have alpha.

They have access to asymmetric information. They know what bills are passing, they know what sectors are getting subsidized, and they know what the Fed is whispering.

When they make a move, you pay attention.

We just pulled the disclosures for the last 7 days (Feb 21 - Feb 27), and let me tell you, the boys (and girls) in DC were busy. We tracked 35 distinct transactions across 9 members of Congress—and the patterns are screaming at us.

Here is just a taste of what’s happening quietly behind the scenes:

• The Big Bank Dump: The spouse of a Senator sitting on the Senate Banking Committee just fully liquidated a massive position in Goldman Sachs (up to $5 MILLION). What did they do with the cash? They immediately executed 12 hyper-specific, massive buys into regional municipal bonds. What do they know about the banking sector that we don't?

• The Committee Tech Spree: A Representative who sits on the House Financial Services Committee just suddenly backed up the truck on semiconductors. We're talking up to $965,000 deployed in a matter of days.

• The Insider Shuffle: We caught guys on the Intelligence Committee and the Armed Services Committee quietly moving six-figures into defense contractors, corporate notes, and satellite communication plays.

Look, you can sit around reading CNBC and guessing what the market is going to do, or you can literally look over the shoulder of the people writing the laws.

I know which playbook I want.

Below is the complete, unfiltered database of all 35 trades made this week. We have the names, the exact tickers, the transaction dates, and the dollar amounts.

Don't guess. Copy the cheat code.

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