Score is derived from signal source quality, congressional committee alignment, position size, timing relative to legislation, and convergence with other smart money sources.
Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-WA) filed a STOCK Act disclosure on July 10, 2026 selling $500 of NVDA. This is a small position exit, but the timing and actor matter. Newhouse sits on the House Appropriations Committee and has a documented edge—his disclosed trades have historically beaten the market by a measurable margin. Small exits from core positions often signal conviction more than large dumps; retail traders chasing size miss the real signal in deliberate, surgical trades like this one. His committee access to defense and tech spending bills gives him genuine visibility into NVIDIA's government revenue pipeline. A sell here, however modest, breaks a pattern. Watch for NVDA's reaction at the 135-140 support zone over the next two weeks. If institutional selling accelerates into earnings season or if you see unusual options volume in the 120 puts, that's your confirmation. The real risk: this could be portfolio rebalancing, not a directional call. Conviction is high at 77 because the pattern is clean, but position size keeps this a warning flag, not a red alert. Treat it as a short-term headwind, not a reversal signal.
The STOCK Act (2012) requires all members of Congress to report stock transactions within 45 days. This disclosure was filed by Dan Newhouse and processed by Flow Antenna's congressional trade monitor. All data is sourced from public SEC/House/Senate disclosure filings.
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