u/jwoodsr

We found another stock ✍ Six politicians have been buying $NOW (ServiceNow) in 2026:

We found another stock ✍ Six politicians have been buying $NOW (ServiceNow) in 2026:

Byron Donalds: ~$30K Tony Wied: ~$50K Ro Khanna: ~$15K Charles Fleischmann: ~$15K Josh Gottheimer: ~$15K Michael McCaul: ~$15K

And the fact that Khanna is buying makes it even more compelling

Here's why:

  1. He bought SanDisk 8 months ago
  2. That stock is up over ~3,000% since
  3. ServiceNow "maybe" could be the next SanDisk (we'll see)
u/jwoodsr — 2 days ago

We were right — Last month, we told you about a trend in which five different politicians had been loading up on $CSCO (Cisco Systems) — It’s up ~43% since the post on 4/13

The politicians buying:

  • Ro Khanna
  • Gil Cisneros
  • Jared Moskowitz
  • Rich McCormick
  • Julia Letlow
u/jwoodsr — 4 days ago

Bought $RTX 4 days before Oct. 7 attacks — Bought $RTX 5 days before Venezuela operation — Sat on the Senate Armed Services Committee for all of it

u/jwoodsr — 4 days ago

Trump’s hiding in plain sight — According to his most recent filing, he invested ~$5M into $NVDA on 2/10 — A “Questionable” thing occurred since then: 3 days ago, Trump, alongside Jensen Huang (Nvidia CEO), traveled to Beijing with a goal of opening discussions to allow Nvidia chip sales to China

He’s either completely oblivious to how this could positively impact the stock that he just bought

Or we may have just witnessed the actual current sitting president attempt to boost their own personal investment

He is +19% so far

So let’s just say we wouldn’t be surprised to hear Trump say something like, “Nobody knows more about Nvidia than I do”

u/jwoodsr — 6 days ago

Losing trust in our government, one trade at a time — Rep. Byron Donalds invested ~$30K into $MRVL (Marvell Technology) on 4/2 — Days later, news broke that Alphabet was actively in talks with Marvell to co-develop new AI chips — He sits on the House Subcommittee on AI — He’s up ~70%

u/jwoodsr — 7 days ago

Potentially the greatest stock portfolio ever assembled: $TSLA, $NVDA, $AAPL, $MU, $BLK, $BX, $BA, $C, $COHR, $GE, $GS, $ILMN, $MA, $QCOM, $V

Elon Musk - $TSLA Jensen Huang - $NVDA Tim Cook - $AAPL Sanjay Mehrotra - $MU Larry Fink - $BLK Stephen Schwarzman - $BX Kelly Ortberg - $BA Jane Fraser - $C Jim Anderson - $COHR Larry Culp - $GE David Solomon - $GS Jacob Thayson - $ILMN Michael Miebach - $MA Cristiano Amon - $QCOM Ryan McInerney - $V

Those are the CEOs onboard Air Force One right now

You’re welcome 🫡

u/jwoodsr — 9 days ago

New Politician Trades 🚨 Sen. Gary Peters recently disclosed two purchases in the food industry: $PEP (PepsiCo) on 4/23 and $SJM (J.M. Smucker) on 4/23

Both companies fall under the jurisdiction of the Senate Subcommittee on Food & Drug Administration (FDA)

And Peters just so happens to sit on that committee

u/jwoodsr — 9 days ago

Wears a Carhartt jacket for his official Senate portrait. Makes stellar stock trades. Dude literally gives no F's — John Fetterman is now +132% on his $MU (Micron) position — And +42% since we first told you about it

Looks like it really does "pay" to pay attention

u/jwoodsr — 11 days ago

Let's see how this pans out — Sen. John Boozman has purchased two energy companies: $DVN (Devon Energy) on 4/9 — $CEG (Constellation Energy) on 4/2

It's his first time ever buying either of these stocks

Oh, and he sits on a committee that might just give him some of that "you know" information

u/jwoodsr — 14 days ago

And yes, we're talkin' politicians here, so get ready for the funny business ...

He's the ranking member of the Subcommittee on Cyber, Innovative Technologies, & Information Systems

  • AI
  • Emerging technologies

Those are some areas the subcommittee oversees

And they're all right up SanDisk's alley

u/jwoodsr — 15 days ago

The BS part:

The stock is down ~62% since he sold, meaning anyone holding bc they thought he was still in just got brutally trolled

His punishment? A measly $200 fine

That's 0.02% of his $1M trade

Meanwhile, U.S. Customs has handed out $500+ fines for brining a single apple through Global Entry

What a joke

*It is important to note that the average trade delay for a politician is ~2 weeks (so these kinds of extreme late filings are relatively uncommon)

But at the end of the day, the fine for brining an "illegal" apple into the country shouldn't be higher than the fine for filing a trade nearly a year late

Just sayin' 🤷

u/jwoodsr — 15 days ago

Details:

  1. General Dynamics is an advanced military equipment producer, and he's the ranking member of the Oversight and Intelligence Subcommittee (the one that monitors threats and decides if more weapons are needed)

  2. It was 3 separate buys made between March 23-31

  3. $GD has traded flat since his entries

u/jwoodsr — 18 days ago