Capitol Hill Insider Trades February 7 — February 13, 2026

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Anna Eisenberg
February 13, 2026

Anna's Capitol Hill Insider Trades

Just facts, you think for yourself

The "Gatekeeper" Trade just hit the tape.

There are two ways to get rich in the markets.

  1. Be a genius.

  2. Have better access than everyone else.

Congress usually relies on #2.

We just analyzed the filings from Feb 6 – Feb 13, and the "Access Gap" just got wider.

Here is the Executive Summary of what the insiders are doing right now.

1. The "Private" Loophole (The Alpha) Rep. Lisa McClain sits on the Financial Services Committee. She just reported a purchase of Apptronik. Never heard of it? That’s because it’s private. Apptronik makes humanoid robots. While you are debating if the AI bubble is popping, she is getting into the infrastructure layer before it goes public. This is a classic "accredited investor" power move.

2. The "War Machine" Pivot Rep. John McGuire sits on the Armed Services Committee. He knows where the defense budget is going. His filings this week?

  • Buy: Microsoft

  • Buy: Nvidia

  • Sell: Walmart He is rotating out of "Consumer Goods" and into "Defense AI." When the Armed Services committee buys chips, you listen.

3. The "Venture Debt" Dump Rep. Virginia Foxx just liquidated her entire position in Hercules Capital (HTGC). This is a massive Business Development Company (BDC) that lends to startups. Why is she fully exiting the startup-lending market right now?

The Bottom Line: The House is selling "Main Street" (Walmart, Radio, Storage) and buying "Deep Tech" (AI, Robots, Sony).

We have the full list of 10 trades, including the exact amounts and the "weird" filing from the Intelligence Committee.

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  • • The Committee Conflicts: See who is betting on the industries they regulate.
  • • The "Unusual" Activity: Track sudden portfolio shifts by key decision-makers.
  • • The Copy-Trade: Get the tickers Congress is accumulating right now.