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Where superinvestors and members of Congress are buying the same stocks. 13F data for Q2 2026; politician purchases filed in the last 90 days (since Jul 31, 2026).

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What this shows: Each stock gets points from two groups. <b>Superinvestors</b> (13F filings): +3 if 30 or more of them hold it, +2 if 5 or more bought it this quarter, +2 if 5 or more opened a brand-new position, +1 if their estimated net buying is positive, <b>−2 if their estimated net flow is negative</b> (they sold more than they bought). <b>Members of Congress</b> (House STOCK Act reports, last 90 days, purchases of about $8,000 or more): +2 if 2 or more members bought it, +1 more if 3 or more did, +1 if a buyer is on our active-trader list (every member with disclosed trades, updated nightly). <b>Both groups</b> buying the same stock adds +2. A total of 3 or more is labelled <b>Strong signal</b> — except a stock superinvestors net sold, which is only ever <b>Watch</b>, however high its score; lower totals are also <b>Watch</b>. These labels describe how much buying the filings show. They are not recommendations. ⓘConsensus signal: Our score for a stock both groups are moving into: superinvestor buying plus members of Congress buying in the same period. 'Strong signal' means a score of 3 or more AND superinvestors net bought the stock; a stock they net sold is capped at 'Watch'. It is a starting point for research, not a buy recommendation. Guide

In plain English: this page lists stocks that BOTH groups bought recently — famous investors (from their quarterly reports) and members of Congress (from their trade disclosures). "Strong signal" means a lot of buying on both sides; "Watch" means some buying, but less — or the famous investors were selling overall. It is a research starting point, not a tip.

5 signals

1,091 strong signals overall. Highest scores first; ties go to stocks bought by both groups, then the largest estimated net buying.

Score Any (1+)3+ (strong)5+8+10+
Who All (11)Both groups ★ (11)Superinvestors only (0)Politicians only (0)
StockSignalScore ⓘTotal = superinvestor points + politician points + 2 when both groups buy.SuperinvestorsPoliticiansWhy
AMZN Amazon Com Inc ★ Both Strong signal 12 +624 bought · 52 hold
est. net +$4.77B		 +43 bought
Est. $56.00K (midpoints)		 24 superinvestors bought, 1 new · held by 52 superinvestors (high consensus) · 3 members of Congress bought · Both groups buying (+2)Members: Michael T. McCaul, Ro Khanna, Thomas H. Kean, Jr.
META Meta Platforms, Inc (Class A) ★ Both Strong signal 12 +626 bought · 51 hold
est. net +$2.02B		 +43 bought
Est. $56.00K (midpoints)		 26 superinvestors bought, 3 new · held by 51 superinvestors (high consensus) · 3 members of Congress bought · Both groups buying (+2)Members: Maria Elvira Salazar, Michael A. Rulli, Ro Khanna
MSFT Microsoft Corp ★ Both Strong signal 12 +622 bought · 52 hold
est. net +$202.17M		 +47 bought
Est. $1.31M (midpoints)		 22 superinvestors bought, 2 new · held by 52 superinvestors (high consensus) · 7 members of Congress bought · Both groups buying (+2)Members: Cleo Fields, David J. Taylor, Gil Cisneros, Josh Gottheimer, Lisa McClain, Michael A. Rulli, Ro Khanna
NVDA Nvidia Corp ★ Both Strong signal 12 +623 bought · 41 hold
est. net +$111.90M		 +45 bought
Est. $64.00K (midpoints)		 23 superinvestors bought, 2 new · held by 41 superinvestors (high consensus) · 5 members of Congress bought · Both groups buying (+2)Members: Cleo Fields, Gil Cisneros, John J. McGuire III, Michael A. Rulli, Ro Khanna
GOOGL Alphabet Inc (Class A) ★ Both Strong signal 11 +622 bought · 57 hold
est. net +$5.30B		 +32 bought
Est. $40.00K (midpoints)		 22 superinvestors bought, 4 new · held by 57 superinvestors (high consensus) · 2 members of Congress bought · Both groups buying (+2)Members: David J. Taylor, Michael A. Rulli
Active-trader list: 158 members of Congress (used for the +1 point)

Every member with at least one disclosed trade, generated from the data each night, most trades first. When scores tie, stocks bought by members with more trades rank higher.

Informational only. Based on delayed public filings (SEC 13F and House STOCK Act reports). Politician amounts are midpoint estimates of reported ranges. Not investment advice; past patterns do not predict future results. Disclaimer

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