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Washington Convergence

When the records line up.

Companies where independent kinds of public record cluster in the same window: member trades, insider trades, institutional moves, federal awards, lobbying, PAC money and material events. The score measures how unusual the combination is against how common each signal is across all companies.

Correlation, not causationSignals are scored as if independent. They are not: large companies lobby, win awards and draw trades at the same time. A high score says where to look, not what happened. Method

Convergence

Data sources
SEC FORM 44h ago
HOUSE PTR4h ago
SEC 13F4h ago
ROBINHOOD CHAIN4h ago
Window
30 days90 days180 days
Oct 6, 2026 – Nov 5, 2026 · 2,411 companies with any signal in the past year · 35 with two or more independent signal types

Strongest convergence

Derived analysis
Score 100 = 16 bits of surprise
  1. 01UNHUNITEDHEALTH GROUP INCCommittee trade ×2PAC → trader 8-K ×21001 in 1,264,045

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Member trade within committee jurisdiction20.5%7.54147.1
    Company PAC gave to a member who traded it10.6%7.33145.8
    Material event (8-K)22.4%5.40133.8

    Σ bits × weight = 20.27 · × time-span factor 1.00 (27 days) = 20.27 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 20.27 / 16) = 100

    Signals public
    Oct 7, 2026 – Nov 3, 2026
    Newest signal
    2 days before as-of date
    No record in window
    Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports
    Evidence · 5 records
    • Nov 38-K10-Q: Quarterly report (10-Q)
    • Oct 15PAC → traderUNITEDHEALTH GROUP INCORPORATED PAC (UNITEDHEALTH GROUP PAC) gave $3,500 to Maria Elvira Salazar, who disclosed a trade in the company
    • Oct 13Committee tradeKevin Hern sold UNH (joint)
    • Oct 138-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
    • Oct 7Committee tradeMaria Elvira Salazar sold UNH
    Open company profile
  2. 02GOOGAlphabet Inc.Committee trade PAC → trader ×38-K ×21001 in 1,264,045

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Member trade within committee jurisdiction10.5%7.54147.1
    Company PAC gave to a member who traded it3
  3. 03TAT&T INC.PAC → trader Lobbying Congress ×21001 in 273,158

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Company PAC gave to a member who traded it10.6%7.33145.8
    Lobbying report11.1%6.48
  4. 04GSGOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INCCommittee trade PAC → trader Insider ×91001 in 262,002

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Member trade within committee jurisdiction10.5%7.54147.1
    Company PAC gave to a member who traded it1
  5. 05SPCXSPACE EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES CORPPAC → trader 8-K ×3Congress 1001 in 129,390

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Company PAC gave to a member who traded it10.6%7.33145.8
    Material event (8-K)32.4%
  6. 06RKLBRocket Lab CorpAward 8-K 981 in 51,075

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    New federal award10.1%10.24164.0
    Material event (8-K)12.4%5.401
  7. 07CCITIGROUP INCCommittee trade PAC → trader 931 in 29,859

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Member trade within committee jurisdiction10.5%7.54147.1
    Company PAC gave to a member who traded it10.6%7.331
  8. 08MRVLMarvell Technology, Inc.8-K ×3Congress Insider 801 in 7,058

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)32.4%5.40133.8
    Member of Congress trade15.3%4.25
  9. 09LINLINDE PLC8-K ×2Congress Insider 801 in 7,058

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)22.4%5.40133.8
    Member of Congress trade15.3%4.251
  10. 10HOODRobinhood Markets, Inc.PAC → trader 8-K ×2801 in 6,810

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Company PAC gave to a member who traded it10.6%7.33145.8
    Material event (8-K)22.4%5.401
  11. 11INTCINTEL CORPPAC → trader 8-K ×2801 in 6,810

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Company PAC gave to a member who traded it10.6%7.33145.8
    Material event (8-K)22.4%5.401
  12. 12BABOEING COPAC → trader ×2Congress 721 in 3,056

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Company PAC gave to a member who traded it20.6%7.33145.8
    Member of Congress trade15.3%4.251
  13. 13CVXCHEVRON CORPPAC → trader ×2Congress ×3721 in 3,056

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Company PAC gave to a member who traded it20.6%7.33145.8
    Member of Congress trade35.3%4.251
  14. 14MRKMerck & Co., Inc.PAC → trader Congress 721 in 3,056

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Company PAC gave to a member who traded it10.6%7.33145.8
    Member of Congress trade15.3%4.251
  15. 15WMTWalmart Inc.PAC → trader Congress ×2721 in 3,056

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Company PAC gave to a member who traded it10.6%7.33145.8
    Member of Congress trade25.3%4.251
  16. 16PODDINSULET CORPLobbying Congress 671 in 1,698

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Lobbying report11.1%6.48140.5
    Member of Congress trade15.3%4.251
  17. 17METAMeta Platforms, Inc.8-K ×3Congress ×3601 in 804

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)32.4%5.40133.8
    Member of Congress trade35.3%4.251
  18. 18MSFTMICROSOFT CORP8-K ×4Congress ×3601 in 804

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)42.4%5.40133.8
    Member of Congress trade35.3%4.251
  19. 19APPAppLovin Corp8-K ×2Congress 601 in 804

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)22.4%5.40133.8
    Member of Congress trade15.3%4.251
  20. 20AVGOBroadcom Inc.8-K Congress ×2601 in 804

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)12.4%5.40133.8
    Member of Congress trade25.3%4.251
  21. 21WDCWESTERN DIGITAL CORP8-K ×2Congress 601 in 804

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)22.4%5.40133.8
    Member of Congress trade15.3%4.251
  22. 22AMZNAMAZON COM INC8-K ×2Congress ×2601 in 804

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)22.4%5.40133.8
    Member of Congress trade25.3%4.251
  23. 23AAPLApple Inc.8-K ×2Congress 601 in 804

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)22.4%5.40133.8
    Member of Congress trade15.3%4.251
  24. 24TSLATesla, Inc.8-K ×2Congress 601 in 804

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)22.4%5.40133.8
    Member of Congress trade15.3%4.251
  25. 25VVISA INC.8-K Congress ×2601 in 804

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)12.4%5.40133.8
    Member of Congress trade25.3%4.251
  26. 26LRCXLAM RESEARCH CORP8-K ×2Congress 601 in 804

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)22.4%5.40133.8
    Member of Congress trade15.3%4.251
  27. 27MUMICRON TECHNOLOGY INC8-K Congress ×3601 in 804

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)12.4%5.40133.8
    Member of Congress trade35.3%4.251
  28. 28ETSYETSY INCLobbying Insider ×2601 in 784

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Lobbying report11.1%6.48140.5
    Corporate insider open-market trade211.4%3.131
  29. 29REGNREGENERON PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.Lobbying Insider ×11601 in 784

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Lobbying report11.1%6.48140.5
    Corporate insider open-market trade1111.4%3.131
  30. 30DALDELTA AIR LINES, INC.8-K ×2Insider 531 in 371

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)22.4%5.40133.8
    Corporate insider open-market trade111.4%3.131
  31. 31SAFXXCF Global, Inc.8-K ×3Insider 531 in 371

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Material event (8-K)32.4%5.40133.8
    Corporate insider open-market trade111.4%3.131
  32. 32HONHONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INCCongress ×2Insider ×2461 in 167

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Member of Congress trade25.3%4.25126.5
    Corporate insider open-market trade211.4%3.131
  33. 33PTONPELOTON INTERACTIVE, INC.Congress Insider 461 in 167

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Member of Congress trade15.3%4.25126.5
    Corporate insider open-market trade111.4%3.131
  34. 34CACICACI INTERNATIONAL INC /DE/Congress Insider 461 in 167

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Member of Congress trade15.3%4.25126.5
    Corporate insider open-market trade111.4%3.131
  35. 35PEPPEPSICO INCCongress Insider 461 in 167

    How unusual this combination of public records is, compared with how often each kind appears across all companies. It is not a probability of wrongdoing and not a prediction of returns.

    ComponentRecordsBase rateBitsWeightPoints
    Member of Congress trade15.3%4.25126.5
    Corporate insider open-market trade111.4%3.131

Base rates

Share of companies in window
  • New federal award0.1%1 companies · 10.2 bits each
  • Member trade within committee jurisdiction0.5%12 companies · 7.5 bits each
  • Company PAC gave to a member who traded it0.6%14 companies · 7.3 bits each
  • Lobbying report1.1%26 companies · 6.5 bits each
  • Material event (8-K)2.4%56 companies · 5.4 bits each
  • Member of Congress trade5.3%126 companies · 4.2 bits each
  • Corporate insider open-market trade11.4%274 companies · 3.1 bits each

Rarer signals carry more bits. Related types (any member trade, or a trade within committee jurisdiction) count once, using the rarer. Every signal is dated by when it became public.

Data coverage

All companies
0.6%
7.33
1
45.8
Material event (8-K)22.4%5.40133.8

Σ bits × weight = 20.27 · × time-span factor 1.00 (14 days) = 20.27 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 20.27 / 16) = 100

Signals public
Oct 15, 2026 – Oct 29, 2026
Newest signal
7 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports
Evidence · 6 records
  • Oct 298-K10-Q: Quarterly report (10-Q)
  • Oct 288-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
  • Oct 19Committee tradeMichael A. Rulli sold GOOG
  • Oct 15PAC → traderGOOGLE LLC NETPAC gave $6,000 to Thomas H. Kean, Jr., who disclosed a trade in the company
  • Oct 15PAC → traderGOOGLE LLC NETPAC gave $4,000 to Lizzie Fletcher, who disclosed a trade in the company
  • Oct 15PAC → traderGOOGLE LLC NETPAC gave $2,500 to Matt Van Epps, who disclosed a trade in the company
Open company profile
1
40.5
Member of Congress trade25.3%4.25126.5

Σ bits × weight = 18.06 · × time-span factor 1.00 (19 days) = 18.06 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 18.06 / 16) = 100

Signals public
Oct 15, 2026 – Nov 3, 2026
Newest signal
2 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Material 8-K events
Evidence · 4 records
  • Nov 3LobbyingLobbying report by MR. BRIAN KELLY
  • Oct 29CongressDavid J. Taylor bought T
  • Oct 15CongressDavid J. Taylor bought T
  • Oct 15PAC → traderAT&T INC. EMPLOYEE FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AT&T EMPLOYEE FEDERAL PAC) gave $1,000 to Tim Moore, who disclosed a trade in the company
Open company profile
0.6%
7.33
1
45.8
Corporate insider open-market trade911.4%3.13119.6

Σ bits × weight = 18.00 · × time-span factor 1.00 (22 days) = 18.00 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 18.00 / 16) = 100

Signals public
Oct 7, 2026 – Oct 29, 2026
Newest signal
7 days before as-of date
No record in window
13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, Material 8-K events
Evidence · 11 records
  • Oct 29InsiderLeslie Ericka T sold GS (Form 4)
  • Oct 29InsiderLeslie Ericka T sold GS (Form 4)
  • Oct 29InsiderLeslie Ericka T sold GS (Form 4)
  • Oct 29InsiderLeslie Ericka T sold GS (Form 4)
  • Oct 27InsiderSolomon David M sold GS (Form 4)
  • Oct 27InsiderSolomon David M sold GS (Form 4)
  • Oct 27InsiderSolomon David M sold GS (Form 4)
  • Oct 26InsiderLeslie Ericka T sold GS (Form 4)
  • Oct 26InsiderLeslie Ericka T sold GS (Form 4)
  • Oct 15PAC → traderTHE GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE gave $4,000 to Maria Elvira Salazar, who disclosed a trade in the company
  • Oct 7Committee tradeMaria Elvira Salazar sold GS
Open company profile
5.40
1
33.8
Member of Congress trade15.3%4.25126.5

Σ bits × weight = 16.98 · × time-span factor 1.00 (19 days) = 16.98 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 16.98 / 16) = 100

Signals public
Oct 7, 2026 – Oct 26, 2026
Newest signal
10 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports
Evidence · 5 records
  • Oct 268-K8-K: Other material event
  • Oct 228-K10-Q: Quarterly report (10-Q)
  • Oct 208-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
  • Oct 15PAC → traderSPACE EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES CORP. PAC gave $5,000 to Jared Moskowitz, who disclosed a trade in the company
  • Oct 7CongressMaria Elvira Salazar sold SPCX
Open company profile
33.8

Σ bits × weight = 15.64 · × time-span factor 1.00 (14 days) = 15.64 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 15.64 / 16) = 98

Signals public
Oct 14, 2026 – Oct 28, 2026
Newest signal
8 days before as-of date
No record in window
Congressional trades, Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 2 records
  • Oct 28AwardNational Aeronautics and Space Administration award to ROCKET LAB USA INC · $29M obligated
  • Oct 148-K8-K: Other material event
Open company profile
45.8

Σ bits × weight = 14.87 · × time-span factor 1.00 (8 days) = 14.87 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 14.87 / 16) = 93

Signals public
Oct 7, 2026 – Oct 15, 2026
Newest signal
21 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, Material 8-K events
Evidence · 2 records
  • Oct 15PAC → traderCITIGROUP INC. PAC - FEDERAL (CITI PAC - FEDERAL) gave $5,500 to Maria Elvira Salazar, who disclosed a trade in the company
  • Oct 7Committee tradeMaria Elvira Salazar sold C
Open company profile
1
26.5
Corporate insider open-market trade111.4%3.13119.6

Σ bits × weight = 12.78 · × time-span factor 1.00 (26 days) = 12.78 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 12.78 / 16) = 80

Signals public
Oct 7, 2026 – Nov 2, 2026
Newest signal
3 days before as-of date
No record in window
13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 5 records
  • Nov 28-K8-K: Entry into a material agreement
  • Nov 28-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
  • Oct 238-K8-K: Entry into a material agreement
  • Oct 9InsiderScarpulla Justin sold MRVL (Form 4)
  • Oct 7CongressMaria Elvira Salazar sold MRVL
Open company profile
26.5
Corporate insider open-market trade111.4%3.13119.6

Σ bits × weight = 12.78 · × time-span factor 1.00 (22 days) = 12.78 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 12.78 / 16) = 80

Signals public
Oct 13, 2026 – Nov 4, 2026
Newest signal
1 days before as-of date
No record in window
13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 4 records
  • Nov 4InsiderBichara Guillermo sold LIN (Form 4)
  • Oct 298-K10-Q: Quarterly report (10-Q)
  • Oct 298-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
  • Oct 13CongressKevin Hern sold LIN (joint)
Open company profile
33.8

Σ bits × weight = 12.73 · × time-span factor 1.00 (13 days) = 12.73 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 12.73 / 16) = 80

Signals public
Oct 15, 2026 – Oct 28, 2026
Newest signal
8 days before as-of date
No record in window
Congressional trades, Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports
Evidence · 3 records
  • Oct 288-K10-Q: Quarterly report (10-Q)
  • Oct 278-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
  • Oct 15PAC → traderROBINHOOD MARKETS, INC. PAC gave $2,500 to Jonathan L. Jackson, who disclosed a trade in the company
Open company profile
33.8

Σ bits × weight = 12.73 · × time-span factor 1.00 (15 days) = 12.73 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 12.73 / 16) = 80

Signals public
Oct 15, 2026 – Oct 30, 2026
Newest signal
6 days before as-of date
No record in window
Congressional trades, Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports
Evidence · 3 records
  • Oct 308-K10-Q: Quarterly report (10-Q)
  • Oct 298-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
  • Oct 15PAC → traderINTEL CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE gave $2,500 to Cliff Bentz, who disclosed a trade in the company
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 11.58 · × time-span factor 1.00 (8 days) = 11.58 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 11.58 / 16) = 72

Signals public
Oct 7, 2026 – Oct 15, 2026
Newest signal
21 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, Material 8-K events
Evidence · 3 records
  • Oct 15PAC → traderTHE BOEING COMPANY PAC gave $8,000 to Julia Letlow, who disclosed a trade in the company
  • Oct 15PAC → traderTHE BOEING COMPANY PAC gave $2,500 to Maria Elvira Salazar, who disclosed a trade in the company
  • Oct 7CongressMaria Elvira Salazar sold BA
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 11.58 · × time-span factor 1.00 (20 days) = 11.58 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 11.58 / 16) = 72

Signals public
Oct 7, 2026 – Oct 27, 2026
Newest signal
9 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, Material 8-K events
Evidence · 5 records
  • Oct 27CongressPete Sessions sold CVX
  • Oct 15PAC → traderCHEVRON EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE - CHEVRON CORPORATION gave $5,000 to Kevin Hern, who disclosed a trade in the company
  • Oct 15PAC → traderCHEVRON EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE - CHEVRON CORPORATION gave $5,000 to Maria Elvira Salazar, who disclosed a trade in the company
  • Oct 13CongressKevin Hern sold CVX (joint)
  • Oct 7CongressMaria Elvira Salazar bought CVX
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 11.58 · × time-span factor 1.00 (8 days) = 11.58 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 11.58 / 16) = 72

Signals public
Oct 7, 2026 – Oct 15, 2026
Newest signal
21 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, Material 8-K events
Evidence · 2 records
  • Oct 15PAC → traderMERCK & CO., INC., EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (MERCK PAC) gave $10,000 to Josh Gottheimer, who disclosed a trade in the company
  • Oct 7CongressMaria Elvira Salazar sold MRK
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 11.58 · × time-span factor 1.00 (12 days) = 11.58 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 11.58 / 16) = 72

Signals public
Oct 15, 2026 – Oct 27, 2026
Newest signal
9 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, Material 8-K events
Evidence · 3 records
  • Oct 27CongressPete Sessions sold WMT (spouse)
  • Oct 19CongressJonathan L. Jackson sold WMT (joint)
  • Oct 15PAC → traderWALMART INC. PAC FOR RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT gave $2,000 to Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr., who disclosed a trade in the company
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 10.73 · × time-span factor 1.00 (22 days) = 10.73 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 10.73 / 16) = 67

Signals public
Oct 12, 2026 – Nov 3, 2026
Newest signal
2 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, PAC money to trading members, Material 8-K events
Evidence · 2 records
  • Nov 3LobbyingLobbying report by ML STRATEGIES, LLC
  • Oct 12CongressGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. sold PODD
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 9.65 · × time-span factor 1.00 (22 days) = 9.65 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 9.65 / 16) = 60

Signals public
Oct 7, 2026 – Oct 29, 2026
Newest signal
7 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 6 records
  • Oct 298-K8-K: Entry into a material agreement
  • Oct 228-K10-Q: Quarterly report (10-Q)
  • Oct 218-K8-K: Entry into a material agreement · Results of operations (earnings) · Other material event
  • Oct 7CongressMaria Elvira Salazar sold META
  • Oct 7CongressMaria Elvira Salazar bought META
  • Oct 7CongressMaria Elvira Salazar bought META
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 9.65 · × time-span factor 1.00 (28 days) = 9.65 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 9.65 / 16) = 60

Signals public
Oct 7, 2026 – Nov 4, 2026
Newest signal
1 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 7 records
  • Nov 48-K8-K: Other material event
  • Oct 288-K8-K: Other material event
  • Oct 288-K10-Q: Quarterly report (10-Q)
  • Oct 288-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
  • Oct 27CongressPete Sessions sold MSFT (spouse)
  • Oct 12CongressLisa C. McClain bought MSFT (spouse)
  • Oct 7CongressMaria Elvira Salazar sold MSFT
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 9.65 · × time-span factor 1.00 (23 days) = 9.65 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 9.65 / 16) = 60

Signals public
Oct 12, 2026 – Nov 4, 2026
Newest signal
1 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 3 records
  • Nov 48-K10-Q: Quarterly report (10-Q)
  • Nov 48-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
  • Oct 12CongressGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. bought APP
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 9.65 · × time-span factor 1.00 (20 days) = 9.65 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 9.65 / 16) = 60

Signals public
Oct 12, 2026 – Nov 1, 2026
Newest signal
4 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 3 records
  • Nov 1CongressJohn J. McGuire III sold AVGO (spouse)
  • Oct 278-K8-K: New material financial obligation
  • Oct 12CongressGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. sold AVGO
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 9.65 · × time-span factor 1.00 (11 days) = 9.65 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 9.65 / 16) = 60

Signals public
Oct 12, 2026 – Oct 23, 2026
Newest signal
13 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 3 records
  • Oct 238-K10-Q: Quarterly report (10-Q)
  • Oct 228-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
  • Oct 12CongressGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. sold WDC
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 9.65 · × time-span factor 1.00 (3 days) = 9.65 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 9.65 / 16) = 60

Signals public
Oct 27, 2026 – Oct 30, 2026
Newest signal
6 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 4 records
  • Oct 308-K10-Q: Quarterly report (10-Q)
  • Oct 298-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
  • Oct 27CongressPete Sessions sold AMZN (spouse)
  • Oct 27CongressPete Sessions sold AMZN
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 9.65 · × time-span factor 1.00 (7 days) = 9.65 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 9.65 / 16) = 60

Signals public
Oct 27, 2026 – Nov 3, 2026
Newest signal
2 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 3 records
  • Nov 38-K10-K: Annual report (10-K)
  • Nov 28-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
  • Oct 27CongressPete Sessions sold AAPL (spouse)
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 9.65 · × time-span factor 1.00 (6 days) = 9.65 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 9.65 / 16) = 60

Signals public
Oct 21, 2026 – Oct 27, 2026
Newest signal
9 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 3 records
  • Oct 27CongressPete Sessions sold TSLA (spouse)
  • Oct 228-K10-Q: Quarterly report (10-Q)
  • Oct 218-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 9.65 · × time-span factor 1.00 (2 days) = 9.65 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 9.65 / 16) = 60

Signals public
Oct 27, 2026 – Oct 29, 2026
Newest signal
7 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 3 records
  • Oct 29CongressDavid J. Taylor sold V
  • Oct 27CongressPete Sessions sold V (spouse)
  • Oct 278-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings) · Other material event
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 9.65 · × time-span factor 1.00 (8 days) = 9.65 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 9.65 / 16) = 60

Signals public
Oct 21, 2026 – Oct 29, 2026
Newest signal
7 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 3 records
  • Oct 29CongressDavid J. Taylor bought LRCX
  • Oct 228-K10-Q: Quarterly report (10-Q)
  • Oct 218-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
Open company profile
26.5

Σ bits × weight = 9.65 · × time-span factor 1.00 (23 days) = 9.65 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 9.65 / 16) = 60

Signals public
Oct 9, 2026 – Nov 1, 2026
Newest signal
4 days before as-of date
No record in window
Corporate insider trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 4 records
  • Nov 1CongressJohn J. McGuire III bought MU (spouse)
  • Nov 1CongressJohn J. McGuire III bought MU (spouse)
  • Nov 1CongressJohn J. McGuire III bought MU (spouse)
  • Oct 98-K10-K: Annual report (10-K)
Open company profile
19.6

Σ bits × weight = 9.62 · × time-span factor 1.00 (1 days) = 9.62 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 9.62 / 16) = 60

Signals public
Nov 2, 2026 – Nov 3, 2026
Newest signal
2 days before as-of date
No record in window
Congressional trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, PAC money to trading members, Material 8-K events
Evidence · 3 records
  • Nov 3LobbyingLobbying report by PUBLIC PRIVATE STRATEGIES
  • Nov 2InsiderBlow Marla J sold ETSY (Form 4)
  • Nov 2InsiderMinor Bradley sold ETSY (Form 4)
Open company profile
19.6

Σ bits × weight = 9.62 · × time-span factor 1.00 (1 days) = 9.62 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 9.62 / 16) = 60

Signals public
Nov 3, 2026 – Nov 4, 2026
Newest signal
1 days before as-of date
No record in window
Congressional trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, PAC money to trading members, Material 8-K events
Evidence · 12 records
  • Nov 4InsiderSing George L sold REGN (Form 4)
  • Nov 4InsiderSing George L sold REGN (Form 4)
  • Nov 4InsiderSing George L sold REGN (Form 4)
  • Nov 4InsiderSing George L sold REGN (Form 4)
  • Nov 4InsiderSing George L sold REGN (Form 4)
  • Nov 4InsiderSing George L sold REGN (Form 4)
  • Nov 4InsiderSing George L sold REGN (Form 4)
  • Nov 4InsiderLarosa Joseph J sold REGN (Form 4)
  • Nov 4InsiderLarosa Joseph J sold REGN (Form 4)
  • Nov 4InsiderSing George L sold REGN (Form 4)
  • Nov 4InsiderSing George L sold REGN (Form 4)
  • Nov 3LobbyingLobbying report by CRANE STRATEGIES
Open company profile
19.6

Σ bits × weight = 8.54 · × time-span factor 1.00 (21 days) = 8.54 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 8.54 / 16) = 53

Signals public
Oct 9, 2026 – Oct 30, 2026
Newest signal
6 days before as-of date
No record in window
Congressional trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 3 records
  • Oct 30InsiderBastian Edward H sold DAL (Form 4)
  • Oct 98-K10-Q: Quarterly report (10-Q)
  • Oct 98-K8-K: Results of operations (earnings)
Open company profile
19.6

Σ bits × weight = 8.54 · × time-span factor 1.00 (17 days) = 8.54 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 8.54 / 16) = 53

Signals public
Oct 16, 2026 – Nov 2, 2026
Newest signal
3 days before as-of date
No record in window
Congressional trades, 13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members
Evidence · 4 records
  • Nov 28-K8-K: Other material event
  • Oct 238-K8-K: Entry into a material agreement
  • Oct 228-K8-K: Entry into a material agreement · Termination of a material agreement · Completed acquisition or disposition · Officer or director change
  • Oct 16InsiderEEME Energy SPV I, LLC bought SAFX (Form 4)
Open company profile
19.6

Σ bits × weight = 7.38 · × time-span factor 1.00 (20 days) = 7.38 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 7.38 / 16) = 46

Signals public
Oct 7, 2026 – Oct 27, 2026
Newest signal
9 days before as-of date
No record in window
13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members, Material 8-K events
Evidence · 4 records
  • Oct 27CongressPete Sessions sold HON
  • Oct 27InsiderLu Su Ping sold HON (Form 4)
  • Oct 27InsiderKapur Vimal sold HON (Form 4)
  • Oct 7CongressMaria Elvira Salazar sold HON
Open company profile
19.6

Σ bits × weight = 7.38 · × time-span factor 1.00 (12 days) = 7.38 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 7.38 / 16) = 46

Signals public
Oct 7, 2026 – Oct 19, 2026
Newest signal
17 days before as-of date
No record in window
13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members, Material 8-K events
Evidence · 2 records
  • Oct 19InsiderKirol Charles Peter sold PTON (Form 4)
  • Oct 7CongressMaria Elvira Salazar sold PTON
Open company profile
19.6

Σ bits × weight = 7.38 · × time-span factor 1.00 (23 days) = 7.38 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 7.38 / 16) = 46

Signals public
Oct 12, 2026 – Nov 4, 2026
Newest signal
1 days before as-of date
No record in window
13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members, Material 8-K events
Evidence · 2 records
  • Nov 4InsiderDisbrow Lisa S sold CACI (Form 4)
  • Oct 12CongressLisa C. McClain bought CACI (spouse)
Open company profile
19.6

Σ bits × weight = 7.38 · × time-span factor 1.00 (4 days) = 7.38 bits · score = min(100, 100 × 7.38 / 16) = 46

Signals public
Oct 23, 2026 – Oct 27, 2026
Newest signal
9 days before as-of date
No record in window
13F position changes, Federal awards, Lobbying reports, PAC money to trading members, Material 8-K events
Evidence · 2 records
  • Oct 27CongressPete Sessions sold PEP
  • Oct 23InsiderLaguarta Ramon sold PEP (Form 4)
Open company profile
Congressional trades2,413
public Feb 6, 2026 – Nov 3, 2026 · ingested Nov 5, 07:35 UTC
  • Corporate insider trades8,287public Nov 5, 2025 – Nov 4, 2026 · ingested Nov 5, 07:36 UTC
  • 13F position changes75public Nov 3, 2025 – Aug 14, 2026 · ingested Nov 5, 07:36 UTC
  • Federal awards81public Nov 15, 1993 – Oct 28, 2026 · ingested Nov 5, 07:40 UTC
  • Lobbying reports6,109public Aug 26, 2026 – Nov 5, 2026 · ingested Nov 5, 07:41 UTC
  • PAC money to trading members95public Apr 15, 2025 – Oct 15, 2026 · ingested Nov 5, 07:41 UTC
  • Material 8-K events1,100public Sep 30, 2025 – Nov 4, 2026 · ingested Nov 5, 07:36 UTC
  • A family with few records, or a feed that has not ingested recently, makes every score lower than it would be with complete data. A missing signal means no record was ingested, not that nothing happened.