Congressional Sector Analysis
How Washington trades in the sectors that shape tomorrow — and what it reveals about the intersection of oversight and opportunity.
The Landscape
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Where Congress puts its money — our 7 monitored sectors vs. everything else.
Seven Sectors Under the Microscope
Each of the 7 strategic sectors we monitor — from AI to Cybersecurity — reveals distinct trading patterns among congressional members.
Committee Capture
When members of the Senate Intelligence Committee buy AI stocks, is it informed conviction or an oversight failure? The heatmap below reveals where committee jurisdiction and trading activity collide.
Committees vs. sectors they oversee. Red = high overlap between oversight responsibility and trading activity.
What % of each committee's total portfolio is in sectors they regulate?
What % of each sector's trades were placed by committee overseers?
Tracking Activity Over Time
Monthly trading volume across monitored sectors, with legislative events that may have influenced activity.
Stacked bar = sector breakdown. Hover for details.
Key legislation intersecting our sector coverage.
The 44-Day Whisper
The STOCK Act requires members of Congress to disclose trades within 45 days. Some cut it close. Others blow past it entirely. We tracked every trade disclosed 40 or more days after execution.
Transparency Scores
Our proprietary composite measuring how quickly and consistently each politician discloses trades in monitored sectors. Higher scores indicate faster, more consistent disclosure.
The Pelosi Factor
Only one member of Congress actively trades options in monitored sectors. Nancy Pelosi's leveraged positions represent a distinct signal category worth tracking independently.