If you had access to the closed-door briefings and committee meetings that shape American policy, would you manage your stock portfolio differently?

It’s not a theoretical question. For some members of Congress, it’s a weekly reality.

In just the last seven days, six members of the House and Senate—or their spouses—were actively trading in the market. We’ve gone through every single Periodic Transaction Report filed with the House and Senate to show you exactly what they did.

The executive summary above gives you the "what." But the real story—the intelligence you need—is in the "why."

For instance, one Representative, who serves as Vice-Chair on a House Financial Services Subcommittee, just reported a flurry of ten separate transactions. He wasn't just buying; he was actively purchasing and selling a handful of specific stocks. What does he see in the market that you don't?

Meanwhile, a Senator's spouse suddenly unloaded a six-figure stake in Goldman Sachs. Another member, who sits on the Energy and Commerce Committee, just pivoted out of a major consumer brand and into the safety of U.S. Treasury Bills.

These aren't random guesses. These are calculated financial moves made by the most informed insiders in the country. Knowing what they do with their own money is the closest you can get to understanding what they really think about the economy, inflation, and specific industries.

We’ve compiled every trade, every ticker, and—most importantly—every committee assignment into this comprehensive intelligence briefing.

What’s hidden behind the paywall isn't just a list of trades. It’s the analysis that connects the dots.

Inside This Week's Full Report:

• Part 1: The Complete Transaction Dossier

  • A full, itemized list of all 20 transactions from all six members.

• Part 2: Deep-Dive Member Analysis (The "Why")

  • The Financial Services Vice-Chair: A detailed breakdown of Rep. Tim Moore's 10-trade flurry. We look at the specific stocks (Genprex, Verizon, Krispy Kreme) and analyze the pattern.

  • The Energy & Commerce Member: Why did Rep. Rick Allen's spouse sell Church & Dwight to buy a 3.5% T-Bill? A signal of a "risk-off" move?

  • The $250,000 Goldman Sachs Sale: We examine the timing of the trade reported by Sen. Ted Cruz.

  • The Payroll Play: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene just bought two of the biggest payroll processors (ADP and Paychex) on the same day. We explore the potential signal.

  • The "Tax-Writer" Bond Trades: See the specific municipal bonds being bought and sold by two different members of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee.

• Part 3: The "Hidden Signal" Summary

  • Are these isolated moves, or are they the beginning of a larger trend in key sectors? We provide our concluding analysis on what these trades could mean for the market in the coming months.

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