QuantCapitol. Congressional Trading Intelligence

Updated 2026-11-05 00:32 UTC · Public disclosure record

Concentration Where congressional trading concentrates

Stocks ranked by measurable, already-disclosed facts — the congressional buy/sell balance, valuation versus sector peers, and our interest score. Each entry mirrors that political signal against the company's hard fundamentals and its sector's macro context, so you can judge for yourself. And we keep ourselves honest: see how this ranking actually tracked — hits and misses.

This is a transparency ranking, not predictions or advice. It does not forecast that any stock will rise or fall, and is not a recommendation to buy or sell. It ranks stocks by objective, already-disclosed data (who traded what, how it's valued). Markets are unpredictable; do your own research and consult a licensed advisor before investing. Not investment advice.

▲ Net buying

Where congressional buying concentrates: net buying, undervalued vs sector, high interest.

1
ENBP Enb Financial Corp. Finance
100.0
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Undervalued vs sectorP/E 8.4 vs sector median 17.2 — ~51% cheaper+20.8
  • High interestinterest score 98/100+17.5
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 8.4× cheaper vs 17.2× median
  • P/B 1.0× cheaper vs 1.8× median
  • Net debt / equity-0.22 net cash
  • Balance sheetNet cash
  • Market cap$179M

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorFinance
  • Sector rel. str. -4.1% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

2
GAP Gap Inc. Retail & Wholesale
100.0
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Undervalued vs sectorP/E 6.1 vs sector median 23.0 — ~73% cheaper+23.7
  • High interestinterest score 86/100+16.3
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 6.1× cheaper vs 23.0× median
  • P/B 2.0× cheaper vs 6.3× median
  • EV/EBITDA 3.2× cheaper vs 14.2× median
  • Revenue YoY+1.9%
  • Debt / equity0.38
  • Balance sheetNet cash
  • Market cap$7.8B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorRetail & Wholesale
  • Sector rel. str. +1.7% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

3
DBRG Digitalbridge Group Finance
99.9
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Undervalued vs sectorP/E 8.7 vs sector median 17.2 — ~49% cheaper+20.5
  • High interestinterest score 94/100+17.1
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 8.7× cheaper vs 17.2× median
  • P/B 1.3× cheaper vs 1.8× median
  • Net debt / equity-0.09 net cash
  • Balance sheetNet cash
  • Market cap$3.0B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorFinance
  • Sector rel. str. -4.1% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

4
LTC Ltc Properties Inc. Finance
99.9
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Undervalued vs sectorP/E 5.0 vs sector median 17.2 — ~71% cheaper+23.4
  • High interestinterest score 71/100+13.9
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 5.0× cheaper vs 17.2× median
  • P/B 1.5× cheaper vs 1.8× median
  • EV/EBITDA 12.4× cheaper vs 16.3× median
  • Revenue YoY+25.3%
  • Debt / equity0.60
  • Balance sheet$802M net debt
  • Market cap$2.5B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorFinance
  • Sector rel. str. -4.1% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

5
ADC-PA Agree Realty Corp. Finance
99.9
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Undervalued vs sectorP/E 8.5 vs sector median 17.2 — ~51% cheaper+20.7
  • High interestinterest score 98/100+17.5
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 8.5× cheaper vs 17.2× median
  • P/B 0.3× cheaper vs 1.8× median
  • EV/EBITDA 3.1× cheaper vs 16.3× median
  • Revenue YoY+16.4%
  • Net debt / equity-0.01 net cash
  • Balance sheetNet cash
  • Market cap$2.1B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorFinance
  • Sector rel. str. -4.1% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

6
UHS Universal Health Services Inc. Health
99.8
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Undervalued vs sectorP/E 7.1 vs sector median 29.7 — ~76% cheaper+24.0
  • High interestinterest score 63/100+11.9
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 7.1× cheaper vs 29.7× median
  • P/B 1.4× cheaper vs 4.4× median
  • EV/EBITDA 5.8× cheaper vs 16.2× median
  • Revenue YoY+9.7%
  • Debt / equity0.65
  • Balance sheet$4.7B net debt
  • Market cap$10.8B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorHealth
  • Sector rel. str. +7.6% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady
  • Rate risk High sector heuristic
  • Fed budget +18.5% Dept. of Health & Human Services, FY2026

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

7
VSNT Versant Media Group, Inc. Telecommunications
99.8
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Undervalued vs sectorP/E 6.3 vs sector median 11.6 — ~46% cheaper+19.8
  • High interestinterest score 87/100+16.4
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 6.3× cheaper vs 11.6× median
  • P/B 0.6× cheaper vs 1.7× median
  • Revenue YoY-5.3%
  • Debt / equity0.36
  • Balance sheet$1.9B net debt
  • Market cap$4.5B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorTelecommunications
  • Sector rel. str. +0.0% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

8
OGN Organon & Co. Health
99.8
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Undervalued vs sectorP/E 17.1 vs sector median 29.7 — ~42% cheaper+19.2
  • High interestinterest score 99/100+17.5
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 17.1× cheaper vs 29.7× median
  • P/B 3.0× cheaper vs 4.4× median
  • Revenue YoY-2.9%
  • Debt / equity7.13
  • Balance sheet$7.0B net debt
  • Market cap$3.6B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorHealth
  • Sector rel. str. +7.6% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady
  • Rate risk High sector heuristic
  • Fed budget +18.5% Dept. of Health & Human Services, FY2026

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

9
AMZN Amazon Com Inc. Retail & Wholesale
99.7
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Congressional buying6 buys vs 1 sells across Congress+13.3
  • Undervalued vs sectorP/E 19.3 vs sector median 23.0 — ~16% cheaper+11.0
  • High interestinterest score 59/100+10.9
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 19.3× cheaper vs 23.0× median
  • P/B 4.2× cheaper vs 6.3× median
  • EV/EBITDA 16.0× pricier vs 14.2× median
  • Revenue YoY+12.4%
  • Debt / equity0.29
  • Balance sheet$124.2B net debt
  • Market cap$2.60T

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorRetail & Wholesale
  • Sector rel. str. +1.7% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

10
VLY Valley National Bancorp Finance
99.7
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Undervalued vs sectorP/E 11.3 vs sector median 17.2 — ~34% cheaper+17.3
  • High interestinterest score 98/100+17.4
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 11.3× cheaper vs 17.2× median
  • P/B 1.0× cheaper vs 1.8× median
  • Market cap$7.8B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorFinance
  • Sector rel. str. -4.1% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

▼ Net selling

Where congressional selling concentrates: net selling, overvalued vs sector.

1
TSLA Tesla, Inc. Transportation
100.0
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Congressional selling3 sells vs 1 buys across Congress+5.3
  • Overvalued vs sectorP/E 491 — earnings near zero, not a meaningful multiple (sector median 20.3)+34.3
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 491.1× not meaningful (earnings ≈ 0)
  • P/B 17.7× pricier vs 3.0× median
  • Revenue YoY-2.9%
  • Debt / equity0.10
  • Balance sheetNet cash
  • Market cap$1.58T

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorTransportation
  • Sector rel. str. -6.9% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady
  • Fed budget -5.9% Dept. of Transportation, FY2026

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

2
MRSH Marsh & Mclennan Companies, Inc. Insurance
99.6
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Congressional selling6 sells vs 0 buys across Congress+16.0
  • Overvalued vs sectorP/E 23.6 vs sector median 13.5 — ~75% pricier+21.0
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 23.6× pricier vs 13.5× median
  • P/B 6.4× pricier vs 2.0× median
  • EV/EBITDA 17.4× pricier vs 13.6× median
  • Revenue YoY+10.3%
  • Debt / equity1.27
  • Balance sheet$17.1B net debt
  • Market cap$95.4B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorInsurance
  • Sector rel. str. +2.9% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

3
PANW Palo Alto Networks Inc. Technology
99.1
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Overvalued vs sectorP/E 975 — earnings near zero, not a meaningful multiple (sector median 33.7)+34.4
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 974.9× not meaningful (earnings ≈ 0)
  • P/B 10.9× pricier vs 6.2× median
  • EV/EBITDA 191.5× not meaningful (earnings ≈ 0)
  • Revenue YoY+24.5%
  • Net debt / equity-0.09 net cash
  • Balance sheetNet cash
  • Market cap$299.3B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorTechnology
  • Sector rel. str. +0.5% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady
  • Rate risk High sector heuristic

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

4
GPC Genuine Parts Co. Retail & Wholesale
98.7
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Overvalued vs sectorP/E 537 — earnings near zero, not a meaningful multiple (sector median 23.0)+34.2
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 536.9× not meaningful (earnings ≈ 0)
  • P/B 3.6× cheaper vs 6.3× median
  • Revenue YoY+3.5%
  • Debt / equity1.02
  • Balance sheet$4.7B net debt
  • Market cap$16.7B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorRetail & Wholesale
  • Sector rel. str. +1.7% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

5
SMTC Semtech Corp. Technology
98.3
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Overvalued vs sectorP/E 739 — earnings near zero, not a meaningful multiple (sector median 33.7)+34.2
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 738.9× not meaningful (earnings ≈ 0)
  • P/B 21.5× pricier vs 6.2× median
  • Revenue YoY+15.5%
  • Debt / equity0.89
  • Balance sheet$329M net debt
  • Market cap$11.8B

SEC-reported, FY 2027. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorTechnology
  • Sector rel. str. +0.5% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady
  • Rate risk High sector heuristic

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

6
SPCX Space Exploration Technologies Corp. Technology
97.9
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Overvalued vs sectorP/E 555 — earnings near zero, not a meaningful multiple (sector median 33.7)+33.9
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 555.0× not meaningful (earnings ≈ 0)
  • P/B 5.7× in line vs 6.2× median
  • Debt / equity0.22
  • Balance sheetNet cash
  • Market cap$999.6B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorTechnology
  • Sector rel. str. +0.5% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady
  • Rate risk High sector heuristic

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

7
DDOG Datadog, Inc. Technology
97.4
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Overvalued vs sectorP/E 488 — earnings near zero, not a meaningful multiple (sector median 33.7)+33.7
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 487.9× not meaningful (earnings ≈ 0)
  • P/B 19.8× pricier vs 6.2× median
  • Revenue YoY+27.7%
  • Net debt / equity-0.10 net cash
  • Balance sheetNet cash
  • Market cap$86.6B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorTechnology
  • Sector rel. str. +0.5% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady
  • Rate risk High sector heuristic

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

8
NBIS Nebius Group N.V. Technology
97.0
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Overvalued vs sectorP/E 463 — earnings near zero, not a meaningful multiple (sector median 33.7)+33.7
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 462.8× not meaningful (earnings ≈ 0)
  • P/B 8.3× pricier vs 6.2× median
  • Revenue YoY+350.9%
  • Debt / equity0.90
  • Balance sheet$450M net debt
  • Market cap$38.2B

SEC-reported, FY 2025. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorTechnology
  • Sector rel. str. +0.5% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady
  • Rate risk High sector heuristic

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

9
LYV Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. Media & Entertainment
96.6
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Overvalued vs sectorP/E 311 — earnings near zero, not a meaningful multiple (sector median 24.2)+33.6
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 311.2× not meaningful (earnings ≈ 0)
  • EV/EBITDA 22.8× pricier vs 16.3× median
  • Revenue YoY+8.8%
  • Balance sheetNet cash
  • Market cap$41.9B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorMedia & Entertainment
  • Sector rel. str. -2.7% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow inflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

10
ATRC Atricure, Inc. Health
96.2
why it's here — full breakdown
1 · Political anomaly
  • Overvalued vs sectorP/E 295 — earnings near zero, not a meaningful multiple (sector median 29.7)+33.1
2 · Company fundamentals
  • P/E 295.3× not meaningful (earnings ≈ 0)
  • P/B 6.0× pricier vs 4.4× median
  • Revenue YoY+14.9%
  • Debt / equity0.12
  • Balance sheetNet cash
  • Market cap$3.1B

SEC-reported, FY 2026. Multiples vs sector median. Not advice.

3 · Macro & sector
  • SectorHealth
  • Sector rel. str. +7.6% whole sector vs market, 90d
  • Sector flow outflow whole sector, Congress net 90d
  • Fed funds 3.88% steady
  • Rate risk High sector heuristic
  • Fed budget +18.5% Dept. of Health & Human Services, FY2026

Sector rel. strength & flow are whole-sector figures (not this company) — from our price and trade data; column 1's consensus is the per-stock signal. Fed-funds via FRED; department budget via USAspending.gov (sector-level). Analyst price targets not yet included — added once we have a licensed source.

How scoring works: each stock is scored on congressional consensus, valuation vs its sector, and interest score, then ranked against all other listed stocks — so a score of 100 means the strongest concentration in the list, not a fixed point total. The three columns under each entry mirror that political signal against company fundamentals and sector/macro context — nothing is a black box.

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.