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Pete Sessions
Walt Disney Co. · DIS
SELL $1K–$15K
2026-10-28 · self · view profile
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01 100SCORE James Conley Justice Greenbrier Hotel And Affiliates · 2026-08-14 · self On August 14, 2026, Senator James Conley Justice of West Virginia sold between $50 million and $100 million in Greenbrier Hotel and Affiliates, a hospitality company. The transaction was disclosed 45 days after the sale date. This was a significant-sized transaction in a company where Justice has no record of prior trades in this dataset. — SELL $50M–$100M
Why it ranks It's unusually large or out of character for this member and it's a stock this household rarely trades.
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A new or rare name for this household
Committee jurisdiction No committee jurisdiction over this sector
Consensus cluster Not part of a bipartisan or cross-chamber cluster
Disclosure lag Within the 45-day deadline (45 days)
02 100SCORE Kevin Hern Smartstop Self Storage Reit, Inc. · SMA · 2026-03-18 · joint Kevin Hern sold between $500,001 and $1,000,000 of Smartstop Self Storage Reit (SMA) on March 18, 2026, disclosed on March 31, 2026. This was the only trade in this stock on record for this politician, so there is no prior trading history to compare against. The sale occurred before a series of sales by this politician's own other trades in August 2026, spanning multiple different companies. SMA SELL $500K–$1M
Why it ranks The member sits on a committee that oversees Finance, it's unusually large or out of character for this member, and it was traded close to related legislative action (timing only, not intent).
Insider convergence 1 corporate insider moved the same way within 60 days — context from SEC Form 4, not a signal.
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A name this household trades often
Committee jurisdiction Sits on a committee overseeing Finance
Consensus cluster Not part of a bipartisan or cross-chamber cluster
Disclosure lag Reported promptly (13 days)
Sector regime Congress is net-outflow in Finance over 90 days — this trade moves with the flow
Legislative timing Traded same week as action on HR 7488 (Finance legislation) — timing only, not intent
03 100SCORE Lloyd Smucker Fulton Financial Corp. · FULT · 2026-04-17 · self On April 17, 2026, Representative Lloyd Smucker sold between $100,001 and $250,000 of Fulton Financial (FULT), a Pennsylvania-based bank holding company. This was Smucker's only recorded trade in FULT prior to this sale. The transaction was disclosed six days later on April 23, 2026, the same date he filed sales of four other securities (ENBP, PRS, VZ, and WFC), suggesting a coordinated portfolio adjustment rather than a single-stock decision. FULT SELL $100K–$250K
Why it ranks The member sits on a committee that oversees Finance, it's unusually large or out of character for this member, and it was traded close to related legislative action (timing only, not intent).
Insider convergence 2 corporate insiders moved the same way within 60 days — context from SEC Form 4, not a signal.
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A name this household trades often
Committee jurisdiction Sits on a committee overseeing Finance
Consensus cluster Not part of a bipartisan or cross-chamber cluster
Disclosure lag Reported promptly (6 days)
Sector regime Congress is net-outflow in Finance over 90 days — this trade moves with the flow
Legislative timing Traded same week as action on HR 8338 (Finance legislation) — timing only, not intent
04 100SCORE Pete Sessions Berkshire Hathaway Inc. · BRK-B · 2026-10-15 · self On October 15, 2026, Pete Sessions sold between $15,001–$50,000 of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK-B). This sale occurs amid a broader pattern of this politician's own recent sales across multiple large-cap stocks, including Disney, Amazon, McDonald's, Home Depot, and PepsiCo between October 14 and October 28, 2026. Among members of Congress trading BRK-B during this period, the consensus was bullish, with 118 buy transactions compared to 77 sell transactions across 55 active politicians. BRK-B SELL $15K–$50K
Why it ranks The member sits on a committee that oversees Insurance, it's unusually large or out of character for this member, and it was traded close to related legislative action (timing only, not intent).
Insider convergence 2 corporate insiders moved the same way within 60 days — context from SEC Form 4, not a signal.
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A name this household trades often
Committee jurisdiction Sits on a committee overseeing Insurance
Consensus cluster Not part of a bipartisan or cross-chamber cluster
Disclosure lag Reported promptly (0 days)
Sector regime Congress is net-outflow in Insurance over 90 days — this trade moves with the flow
Legislative timing Traded same week as action on HR 10820 (Insurance legislation) — timing only, not intent
05 100SCORE Sheldon Whitehouse Jpmorgan Chase & Co. · JPM · 2026-09-04 · spouse Senator Whitehouse sold JPM stock on September 4, 2026, disclosed on October 1, 2026. This sale occurred on the same date as this politician's own other sales in V and ADI, as well as a separate JPM sale. Among members of Congress, JPM has a consensus bullish label with 126 buys compared to 105 sells across 69 active politicians during this period, suggesting this sale runs counter to the broader congressional trend in the stock. JPM SELL $15K–$50K
Why it ranks The member sits on a committee that oversees Finance, it's unusually large or out of character for this member, and it was traded close to related legislative action (timing only, not intent).
Insider convergence 1 corporate insider moved the same way within 60 days — context from SEC Form 4, not a signal.
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A name this household trades often
Committee jurisdiction Sits on a committee overseeing Finance
Consensus cluster Not part of a bipartisan or cross-chamber cluster
Disclosure lag Within the 45-day deadline (27 days)
Sector regime Congress is net-outflow in Finance over 90 days — this trade moves with the flow
Legislative timing Traded same week as action on HR 10242 (Finance legislation) — timing only, not intent
06 100SCORE Sheldon Whitehouse Jpmorgan Chase & Co. · JPM · 2026-09-04 · self Senator Sheldon Whitehouse sold between 15,001 and 50,000 dollars worth of JPM on September 4, 2026, filed on October 1, 2026. This politician's own other trades on the same date included sales of Visa, Analog Devices, and another JPM position, suggesting a broader portfolio adjustment rather than a single-stock decision. Among active members of Congress, consensus has been bullish on JPM overall, with 126 buy trades versus 105 sell trades across 69 politicians tracked during this period. JPM SELL $15K–$50K
Why it ranks The member sits on a committee that oversees Finance, it's unusually large or out of character for this member, and it was traded close to related legislative action (timing only, not intent).
Insider convergence 1 corporate insider moved the same way within 60 days — context from SEC Form 4, not a signal.
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A name this household trades often
Committee jurisdiction Sits on a committee overseeing Finance
Consensus cluster Not part of a bipartisan or cross-chamber cluster
Disclosure lag Within the 45-day deadline (27 days)
Sector regime Congress is net-outflow in Finance over 90 days — this trade moves with the flow
Legislative timing Traded same week as action on HR 10242 (Finance legislation) — timing only, not intent
07 100SCORE Mitchell Wells Fargo & Company · WFC · 2026-09-01 · spouse Senator Mitchell purchased between $15,001 and $50,000 of Wells Fargo stock on September 1, 2026, in a transaction disclosed 20 days later. This was Mitchell's first recorded trade in this stock. Among six members of Congress who traded Wells Fargo during a comparable period, four purchased shares while two sold, reflecting a bullish consensus on the stock. WFC BUY $15K–$50K
Why it ranks It's unusually large or out of character for this member, it's a stock this household rarely trades, and it was traded close to related legislative action (timing only, not intent).
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A new or rare name for this household
Committee jurisdiction No committee jurisdiction over this sector
Consensus cluster Not part of a bipartisan or cross-chamber cluster
Disclosure lag Within the 45-day deadline (20 days)
Sector regime Congress is net-outflow in Finance over 90 days
Legislative timing Traded same week as action on HR 5402 (Finance legislation) — timing only, not intent
08 100SCORE Angus King Electronic Arts · EA · 2026-08-05 · spouse Senator Angus King executed a transaction classified as "OTHER" in Electronic Arts on August 5, 2026, valued between $15,001 and $50,000, with the disclosure filed 40 days later on September 14, 2026. This is King's first recorded trade in EA stock. The transaction type is unusual rather than a standard buy or sell, which accounts for its high interest score, though there is insufficient consensus data from other members of Congress trading the same security during this period to establish any broader pattern. EA OTHER $15K–$50K
Why it ranks It's unusually large or out of character for this member and it's a stock this household rarely trades.
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A new or rare name for this household
Committee jurisdiction No committee jurisdiction over this sector
Consensus cluster Not part of a bipartisan or cross-chamber cluster
Disclosure lag Within the 45-day deadline (40 days)
09 100SCORE Shelley Capito Microsoft Corp. · MSFT · 2026-07-21 · spouse On July 21, 2026, Senator Shelley Capito sold between $15,001 and $50,000 of Microsoft stock, disclosed 14 days later. This trade occurred on the same date as this politician's own sales of Cisco, Coca-Cola, Intel, and Apple stock, suggesting a coordinated portfolio adjustment rather than a company-specific decision. Among members of Congress actively trading Microsoft during this period, the consensus was broadly bullish with 31 buy trades against 21 sell trades across 17 politicians, making this sale somewhat countercyclical to the broader group activity. MSFT SELL $15K–$50K
Why it ranks The member sits on a committee that oversees Technology, it's part of a cross-party cluster of members buying the same stock, and it's unusually large or out of character for this member.
Insider convergence 4 corporate insiders moved the same way within 60 days — context from SEC Form 4, not a signal.
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A name this household trades often
Committee jurisdiction Sits on a committee overseeing Technology
Consensus cluster Part of a bipartisan cluster (8 members)
Disclosure lag Reported promptly (14 days)
Sector regime Congress is net-outflow in Technology over 90 days — this trade moves with the flow
Legislative timing Traded same week as action on S 5047 (Technology legislation) — timing only, not intent
10 100SCORE John Boozman Johnson & Johnson · JNJ · 2026-08-20 · joint On August 20, 2026, Senator John Boozman sold between $1,001 and $15,000 of Johnson & Johnson stock, a transaction disclosed on September 11, 2026 with a 22-day filing delay. This was the senator's first sale of JNJ stock on record. Among members of Congress trading during this period, the consensus was bearish on the healthcare sector, with 8 sell transactions and 5 buy transactions across 6 active politicians, though Boozman's own recent trading activity during the same period included multiple purchases in other securities like OTIS and small-cap equity funds. JNJ SELL $1K–$15K
Why it ranks The member sits on a committee that oversees Health, it's part of a cross-party cluster of members buying the same stock, and it's unusually large or out of character for this member.
Insider convergence 5 corporate insiders moved the same way within 60 days (moderate) — context from SEC Form 4, not a signal.
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A name this household trades often
Committee jurisdiction Sits on a committee overseeing Health
Consensus cluster Part of a bipartisan & cross-chamber cluster (4 members)
Disclosure lag Within the 45-day deadline (22 days)
Sector regime Congress is net-outflow in Health over 90 days — this trade moves with the flow
Legislative timing Traded within 7 days of action on HR 10171 (Health legislation) — timing only, not intent
11 100SCORE Shelley Capito Apple Inc. · AAPL · 2026-07-21 · spouse On July 21, 2026, Senator Shelley Capito sold between $1,001 and $15,000 of Apple stock, disclosed to the public on August 4, 2026. This sale occurred on the same date as this politician's own sales of Cisco, Coca-Cola, Intel, and Microsoft shares. Among members of Congress, the consensus on Apple during this period was neutral, with 25 politicians buying and 28 selling the stock. AAPL SELL $1K–$15K
Why it ranks The member sits on a committee that oversees Technology, it's part of a cross-party cluster of members buying the same stock, and it's unusually large or out of character for this member.
Insider convergence 3 corporate insiders moved the same way within 60 days — context from SEC Form 4, not a signal.
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A name this household trades often
Committee jurisdiction Sits on a committee overseeing Technology
Consensus cluster Part of a bipartisan cluster (6 members)
Disclosure lag Reported promptly (14 days)
Sector regime Congress is net-outflow in Technology over 90 days — this trade moves with the flow
Legislative timing Traded same week as action on S 5047 (Technology legislation) — timing only, not intent
12 100SCORE Gary Peters At&T Inc. · T · 2026-06-29 · self Senator Gary Peters of Michigan bought between $1,001 and $15,000 worth of AT&T stock on June 29, 2026, disclosed three days later. This purchase occurred during a period when there was modest consensus bullish activity in AT&T among members of Congress, with 10 buy transactions and 8 sell transactions across 7 politicians. Peters had no prior trading history in AT&T stock, and this purchase was followed by his own earlier trade in a different stock shortly after. T BUY $1K–$15K
Why it ranks The member sits on a committee that oversees Telecommunications, it's part of a cross-party cluster of members buying the same stock, and it's unusually large or out of character for this member.
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A new or rare name for this household
Committee jurisdiction Sits on a committee overseeing Telecommunications
Consensus cluster Part of a bipartisan cluster (3 members)
Disclosure lag Reported promptly (3 days)
Sector regime Congress is net-outflow in Telecommunications over 90 days
Legislative timing Traded same week as action on HR 9521 (Telecommunications legislation) — timing only, not intent
13 100SCORE Bernie Moreno Bank Of America Corp. · BAC · 2026-06-24 · self Senator Bernie Moreno executed a transaction classified as "OTHER" in Bank of America equity index-linked notes on June 24, 2026, with a reported value between $1,001 and $15,000. The transaction was disclosed 30 days after execution. Among four politicians tracked with recent BAC activity, the consensus positioning was bearish, with one buy and three sells during the relevant period. This politician's own activity on June 22, 2026 was also classified as "OTHER" with no ticker specified. BAC OTHER $1K–$15K
Why it ranks The member sits on a committee that oversees Finance, it's unusually large or out of character for this member, and it's a stock this household rarely trades.
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A new or rare name for this household
Committee jurisdiction Sits on a committee overseeing Finance
Consensus cluster Not part of a bipartisan or cross-chamber cluster
Disclosure lag Within the 45-day deadline (30 days)
Sector regime Congress is net-outflow in Finance over 90 days
Legislative timing Traded same week as action on HR 9434 (Finance legislation) — timing only, not intent
14 100SCORE Jerry Moran Alphabet Inc. · GOOG · 2026-06-23 · self Senator Jerry Moran purchased between $1,001 and $15,000 of Alphabet Class C Capital Stock on June 23, 2026, with the trade disclosed on July 21, 2026—a 28-day delay. This was Moran's first purchase of this ticker on record. On the same date, this politician's own earlier trade involved a purchase of Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares. Among members of Congress who traded during the relevant period, the consensus was bullish on technology stocks, with 9 buy transactions and 2 sell transactions across 7 active politicians. GOOG BUY $1K–$15K
Why it ranks The member sits on a committee that oversees Technology, it's part of a cross-party cluster of members buying the same stock, and it's unusually large or out of character for this member.
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A new or rare name for this household
Committee jurisdiction Sits on a committee overseeing Technology
Consensus cluster Part of a bipartisan cluster (4 members)
Disclosure lag Within the 45-day deadline (28 days)
Sector regime Congress is net-outflow in Technology over 90 days
Legislative timing Traded same week as action on HR 9417 (Technology legislation) — timing only, not intent
15 100SCORE Matthew Robert Van Epps Microsoft Corp. · MSFT · 2026-06-16 · self On June 16, 2026, Representative Matthew Robert Van Epps sold Microsoft stock in a transaction valued between $1,001 and $15,000. This sale was part of a broader set of trades on the same date, when this politician's own other trades included sales of Google, Amazon, Apple, ExxonMobil, General Electric, GEV, Intel, and IBM. Among members of Congress trading Microsoft during this period, the consensus was bullish, with 31 buy transactions and 21 sell transactions across 17 active politicians. MSFT SELL $1K–$15K
Why it ranks The member sits on a committee that oversees Technology, it's part of a cross-party cluster of members buying the same stock, and it's unusually large or out of character for this member.
Insider convergence 3 corporate insiders moved the same way within 60 days (moderate) — context from SEC Form 4, not a signal.
Score card — the full breakdown
Size / unusualness Unusually large or out-of-character for this member
Member history A name this household trades often
Committee jurisdiction Sits on a committee overseeing Technology
Consensus cluster Part of a bipartisan cluster (8 members)
Disclosure lag Reported promptly (1 days)
Sector regime Congress is net-outflow in Technology over 90 days — this trade moves with the flow
Legislative timing Traded same week as action on HR 9372 (Technology legislation) — timing only, not intent
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Trending Where the activity is this month

Where congressional trading is concentrating right now — the tickers the most members are trading, and the most active members, based on what's been disclosed this month.

Most-traded tickers
01 BRK-B Berkshire Hathaway Inc. 2 members 02 PG Procter & Gamble Co. 2 members 03 HD Home Depot, Inc. 2 members 04 COST Costco Wholesale Corp. /New 2 members 05 MCD Mcdonalds Corp. 2 members 06 TSM Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. 2 members
Most-active members
01 Gilbert Cisneros House 50 trades 02 David McCormick Senate 19 trades 03 John Boozman Senate 17 trades 04 Richard Blumenthal Senate 14 trades 05 David Taylor House 12 trades 06 Pete Sessions House 11 trades

Latest Disclosures

The most recently traded positions, newest first. Disclosures can lag the trade by up to 45 days, so "latest traded" isn't the same as "latest filed".

01 99.1SCORE Pete Sessions Walt Disney Co. · DIS · 2026-10-28 · self Pete Sessions sold between $1,001–$15,000 of Walt Disney Co. stock on October 28, 2026, with no disclosure delay. This sale occurred one day after this politician's own earlier trade selling Amazon stock on October 27, and is part of a broader series of sales across multiple holdings over the preceding two weeks, including positions in McDonald's, Home Depot, Pepsi, IBM, and Berkshire Hathaway. Among members of Congress, Disney trades during this period showed mixed sentiment, with 93 politicians buying and 104 selling the stock. DIS SELL $1K–$15K
02 88.6SCORE Pete Sessions Mcdonalds Corp. · MCD · 2026-10-27 · spouse MCD SELL $1K–$15K
03 93.8SCORE Pete Sessions Amazon Com Inc. · AMZN · 2026-10-27 · self AMZN SELL $15K–$50K
04 98.1SCORE Kevin Hern Seagate Technology Holdings plc · STX · 2026-10-23 · self STX SELL $15K–$50K
05 99.4SCORE Pete Sessions Home Depot, Inc. · HD · 2026-10-22 · self On October 22, 2026, Pete Sessions sold shares of Home Depot valued at $1,001–$15,000. This sale was disclosed the same day with no filing delay. The sale occurred as part of a broader pattern in which this politician executed eight sales across different holdings between October 14 and October 28, 2026, while other members of Congress showed net bullish sentiment on Home Depot overall, with 169 buy trades against 106 sells among 59 active traders. HD SELL $1K–$15K
06 98.6SCORE Pete Sessions Solstice Advanced Materials Inc. · SOLS · 2026-10-21 · self Pete Sessions sold Solstice Advanced Materials Inc. (SOLS) for $1,001–$15,000 on October 21, 2026. This trade is notable because it occurred during a period of broad selling activity by this politician, who also sold shares in eight other companies between October 14 and October 28, 2026, including major holdings in BRK-B, XOM, IBM, PEP, HD, MCD, AMZN, and DIS. The SOLS transaction had zero disclosure delay and came on the same day as the sale of PEP shares, though this politician has no prior history of trading SOLS. SOLS SELL $1K–$15K

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Unusual trade: AAPL Interest score 85.2 exceeds the 85 threshold. unusual Unusual trade: SHAK Interest score 85.3 exceeds the 85 threshold. unusual Unusual trade: QCRH Interest score 85.3 exceeds the 85 threshold. unusual Unusual trade: MCS Interest score 85.3 exceeds the 85 threshold. unusual Unusual trade: HRTX Interest score 85.3 exceeds the 85 threshold. unusual

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About this data. Sourced from official House Clerk and Senate eFD financial disclosures (Senate via a maintained community mirror — see project documentation). Transaction amounts are reported as ranges, not exact figures. Interest scores, consensus labels, and backtested performance are proprietary analytical calculations based on public data and are not investment advice. Backtested performance is a hypothetical simulation, not actual portfolio performance.