Second chance to buy the dip 🚨 Earlier this year, Rep. Maria Salazar bought $RH for ~$134/share Why is this interesting? 1. The stock initially jumped ~45% before falling below her entry price 2. This might be another chance to "buy the dip"

$PEP might be the move 👌 There are now 4 different politicians buying the company behind Pepsi drinks: Scott Franklin Gary Peters Alan Armstrong Julia Letlow What makes this interesting? Franklin, Letlow, and Peters are all members of the Appropriations Subcommittee overseeing the FDA PepsiCo has spent ~$3.3M lobbying Congress this year Some of those funds specifically targeted legislation funding the Food and Drug Administration

Pelosi and Khanna bought the same stock earlier this year Stock: $UBER Uber Technologies Pelosi invested ~$1,000,000 on May 29 Khanna invested ~$305,000 between Jun 2 and Jul 29

We did it again Back on 7/7, we told you that six different politicians had purchased Bitcoin type assets $BTC is +39% since that post

Stocks might be easier than you think (part 2)

Take a look at this Rep. Maria Salazar invested ~$65,000 into $ULTA (Ulta Beauty) on 3/19 Why does it matter? 1. Ulta still trades near her entry price (could be a potential buying opportunity) 2. Her portfolio is +23% this year, outperforming the S&P's +13% 3. Rep. Ro Khanna also bought this stock in August

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They might know something ✍️ As of today, four politicians have purchased $NFLX (Netflix) and haven't sold yet: - Cleo Fields - Byron Donalds - Alan Armstrong - John Boozman The stock currently trades at 2-year lows, and would be up ~96% if it returns to ATHs

If only you had copied this trade ... Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse bought Nvidia $NVDA in 2016 His price: ~$0.79 Today: ~$230 $10,000 invested at that price would be worth ~$2,910,000 today Additionally, we thought you should know that he started taking profits in 2025, but still holds a large position in the stock

Told ya Every Senate Democrat voted against the Stop Insider Trading Act, which would prohibit members of Congress from purchasing stocks - Newsweek Final vote: 53 yays 47 nays 60 votes were needed to end the filibuster

Reminder that these guys might know something ✍️ Last month, we noticed that 4 different politicians bought the dip on $ZTS Zoetis They were buying at around ~$80 Today it's ~$70 Right now, you could technically buy the stock at a lower price than any of them

Breaking: The Senate is expected to vote on a stock trade ban this week Here's why it won't pass: 1. This vote will need 60 votes to advance in the Senate 2. Almost every Democrat will vote against it Why? The Stop Insider Trading Act includes an extra provision that has nothing to do with a stock ban It's a stock ban + voter ID stuff that would require voters to provide a valid photo ID when voting, among other things This has led to a filibuster, with Democrats drawing out debate and preventing the bill from getting a final vote That's why Republicans are pushing for a vote on cloture, which would allow the Senate to move forward with the legislation (requires 60 votes) If the unlikely scenario happens and they get the 60 votes they need, the Senate could then proceed to an actual vote on the bill 3. If the bill isn't passed by Jan 3, 2027, it will die and have to be reintroduced in the next Congress If this week's vote doesn't reach 60 votes, the bill will likely get pushed to the back burner simply bc there isn't enough time, care, or effort to try again They'll just be like, "welp, we tried" Our opinion ^ 4. If Republicans can't pass this bill while controlling both chambers, imagine how impossible it will be if Democrats win majority in just one chamber Source: politico

Found another one for you ✍️ You can buy $CARR at a cheaper price than Trump did Carrier Global is $55/share right now, down ~16% since his entry on July 20

Rep. Kevin Hern just disclosed over ~$4M in stock sales But in the midst of all the selling, he did manage to buy two stocks you may know: $KO (Coca-Cola) on 8/31 $CB (Chubb Limited) on 8/31 The drink company is the most interesting. Here's why: Coca-Cola's PAC donated to Hern's campaign last year Two weeks after he bought the stock, Coca-Cola announced a $10B U.S. infrastructure investment This is another "buy at a cheaper price than he did" opportunity, with the stock down ~1% since his entry

Trump and Pelosi have one thing in common They both do the thing altoneer.com/x2rz- ^ Track their moves, portfolios, and more

The president purchased ~$5,000,000 worth of $DELL on 2/10 He then proceeded to urge the public to "go out and buy a Dell" Since then, the stock is up ~346%

Following trends like this might actually work Four politicians started buying $TSM Taiwan Semiconductor at the beginning of this year: - Rick Allen - Cleo Fields - Gil Cisneros - Julia Letlow None of them have sold yet, and most have kept adding to their positions throughout the year The stock is +40% YTD

Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville once called the idea of a stock trading ban "ridiculous" This is the same politician who bought Core Natural Resources $CNR at ~$9 per share It now trades at ~$88, up +853% since No wonder it's "ridiculous"

Before you know it ... In late July, Pelosi took a ~$12,000,000 stake in a stock called $BE (Bloom Energy) Her average entry: ~$181 Today: ~$290

Friendly reminder that Ro Khanna is up ~178% since buying $MRNA Moderna on 6/30