CapitolMarkets
Smart-money flows

Congress is on the fence.

Buys and sells are within 10M of each other — no decisive directional bias this window. Net dollar flow across all of Congress over 6 months, computed from disclosed-amount midpoints.

Net dollar direction · 6 months
$975.1K
Total buys
$92.6M
Total sells
$93.6M
Cumulative net flow over window
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Top net buys

Tickers Congress is net buying. Larger card = more dollars.

Dumping

Top net sells

Tickers Congress is net selling. Cross-check against insider conflicts.

Anomaly map

Where flow is unusual right now

Each row is a sector's weekly net flow, Z-scored against its 26-week trailing baseline. Gold cells = unusually heavy buying that week, red = unusually heavy selling. Anything past 2σ is rare.

2025-06-022026-12-21
Technology
Banking
Financial Services
Healthcare
Industrials
Telecom
Defense
Real Estate
Consumer Cyclical
Consumer Defensive
Energy
Crypto
Pharmaceutical
Basic Materials
unusual buying (>2σ)baselineunusual selling (<-2σ)
Sector rotation

By sector, over 6 months

Net flow per sector. The tile’s sector glyph dims by sector activity; the bar shows the buy/sell split.

Volume leaders

Most active traders this window

Members ordered by total disclosed dollars in motion over 6 months.

How is “net flow” computed?

Net flow per ticker = sum of disclosed midpoint USD across all BUY transactions minus sum across all SELL transactions in the window. It is nota measure of actual money flow into the security — it’s the disclosed-amount-midpoint signal of how Congress is positioning. Disclosure ranges are wide; treat as directional, not exact.