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Three Nvidia buys. One filing. A 21-day gap.
Sources checked · Open script →ACN · Selected reelA congressional disclosure. Then a $3 million CEO purchase.
Sources checked · Open script →BE · Selected reelPelosi’s household: Bloom Energy shares and calls.
Sources checked · Open script →16 candidates · Needs editorial review
One story per stock · 90-day disclosure context
Counts and drafts use disclosures matched to their original filings. 723 visible trade rows still need source review and are excluded. Counts cover the reviewed subset.
- Review score 72
Three Nvidia buys. One filing. A 21-day gap.
NVIDIA CORP · Latest qualifying activity Nov 5, 2026
“Three Nvidia buys in one congressional filing. The dates are the part I’d check first.”
4 identified buying households5 selling households14 original documentsWhy it ranks: freshness · multiple buying households · company or policy evidence.
Open story → - Review score 66
4 congressional households disclosed MSFT purchases
MICROSOFT CORP · Latest qualifying activity Nov 5, 2026
“4 congressional households. One ticker: MSFT. Here’s what the disclosures actually show.”
4 identified buying households9 selling households20 original documentsWhy it ranks: freshness · multiple buying households · company or policy evidence.
Open story → - Review score 58
3 congressional households disclosed TSM purchases
TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD · Latest qualifying activity Nov 3, 2026
“3 congressional households. One ticker: TSM. Here’s what the disclosures actually show.”
3 identified buying households0 selling households107 original documentsWhy it ranks: freshness · multiple buying households · company or policy evidence.
Open story → - Review score 50
2 congressional households disclosed GS purchases
GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC · Latest qualifying activity Nov 2, 2026
“2 congressional households. One ticker: GS. Here’s what the disclosures actually show.”
2 identified buying households1 selling household6 original documentsWhy it ranks: freshness · multiple buying households · company or policy evidence.
Open story → - Review score 48
META: a congressional purchase disclosure and a company filing
Meta Platforms, Inc. · Latest qualifying activity Nov 5, 2026
“META shows up in a congressional purchase disclosure. The company’s public filings add another part of the story.”
1 identified buying household2 selling households6 original documentsWhy it ranks: freshness · company or policy evidence.
Open story → - Review score 46
3 congressional households disclosed PG purchases
The Procter & Gamble Company · Latest qualifying activity Nov 5, 2026
“3 congressional households. One ticker: PG. Here’s what the disclosures actually show.”
3 identified buying households4 selling households8 original documentsWhy it ranks: freshness · multiple buying households.
Open story → - Review score 46
A congressional disclosure. Then a $3 million CEO purchase.
Accenture plc · Latest qualifying activity Oct 28, 2026
“A congressman disclosed this stock. Then its CEO reported a three-million-dollar buy.”
2 identified buying households1 selling household9 original documentsWhy it ranks: freshness · multiple buying households · company or policy evidence.
Open story → - Review score 42
MU: a congressional purchase disclosure and a company filing
MICRON TECHNOLOGY INC · Latest qualifying activity Nov 5, 2026
“MU shows up in a congressional purchase disclosure. The company’s public filings add another part of the story.”
1 identified buying household1 selling household6 original documentsWhy it ranks: freshness · company or policy evidence.
Open story → - Review score 42
TXN: a congressional purchase disclosure and a company filing
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC · Latest qualifying activity Oct 30, 2026
“TXN shows up in a congressional purchase disclosure. The company’s public filings add another part of the story.”
1 identified buying household1 selling household5 original documentsWhy it ranks: freshness · company or policy evidence.
Open story → - Review score 32
T: a congressional purchase disclosure and a company filing
AT&T INC. · Latest qualifying activity Oct 29, 2026
“T shows up in a congressional purchase disclosure. The company’s public filings add another part of the story.”
1 identified buying household1 selling household8 original documentsWhy it ranks: freshness · company or policy evidence.
Open story → - Review score 32
Pelosi’s household: Bloom Energy shares and calls.
Bloom Energy Corp · Latest qualifying activity Oct 22, 2026
“Pelosi’s household bought the stock—and the calls. Same company. Same week.”
1 identified buying household0 selling households3 original documentsWhy it ranks: freshness · company or policy evidence.
Open story → - Review score 32
CACI: a congressional purchase disclosure and a company filing
CACI INTERNATIONAL INC /DE/ · Latest qualifying activity Oct 22, 2026
“CACI shows up in a congressional purchase disclosure. The company’s public filings add another part of the story.”
1 identified buying household0 selling households8 original documentsWhy it ranks: freshness · company or policy evidence.
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How review priority works
Freshness adds 30 points within 7 days, 20 within 30 days, and 8 within 90 days. Each additional buying household adds 8 points, capped at 24. The strongest company record adds 5–18 points. A qualifying larger purchase adds 18 points.
A larger purchase needs at least 10 earlier stock purchases for the same household and reported owner, using up to the 30 most recent comparable purchases, with its reported lower bound at least three times the median upper bound of those earlier ranges. Comparisons use the preceding year and information disclosed before the candidate filing. This check covers up to the 100 largest eligible purchases with lower bounds of $100,000 or more per scan.
Collection timestamps, old contract records and administrative updates to old bills do not make a story fresh. Scores measure editorial review priority, not investment returns, misconduct, or certainty. Read the original documents before publishing.