Bull vs. Bear: New Insights + Political Money Trails

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What you can expect to read about today:

• An overview of recent notable Congress trades

• Introducing a new Quiver feature on our stock ticker pages: Bull Case vs Bear Case

• New data on corporate donations to politicians this election cycle

• Diving into the latest Roaring Kitty news — he’s back and owns 5M shares of GameStop

LAST WEEK’S CONGRESSIONAL TRADES 

Insights from our Congress Trading Dashboard

• Rep. Susie Lee buys stock in German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall ($RNMBY), becoming the first U.S. politician to do so. Lee sits on the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Military Construction.

• Last month, we posted a report on a suspicious purchase of Humacyte ($HUMA), stock by Senator Tommy Tuberville. The stock has now risen 158% since then.

• Rep. Thomas Kean Jr. just disclosed a purchase of Illumina stock, ($ILMN). Illumina is a DNA sequencing company & Kean sits on the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology.

• Nvidia (NVDA) stock has now risen 133% since Rep. Nancy Pelosi bought up to $5M of call options. We estimate that Pelosi has made $8.4M in the stock market this month ($245M Net Worth).

• In November, we posted a report on a suspicious purchase of Artivion ($AORT) stock by Senator Tina Smith. The stock has now risen 76% since then.

To see more details about their trades, and how they’ve performed since, check out our:

🚨NEW FEATURE ALERT BULL CASE VS BEAR CASE 🚨

Insights from our Nvidia (NVDA) Dashboard

We’re excited to introduce a new feature on Quiver Quant's individual stock pages: Bull Case vs. Bear Case.

This feature presents concise summaries of analyst reports, offering both bullish and bearish perspectives on stocks.

It’s designed to help you make more informed decisions by understanding the key arguments on both sides.

Check out the Bull Case vs. Bear Case feature now to gain balanced insights into any stock, supported by our partnership with Benzinga.

Stay informed and trade smarter with Quiver Quant.

CORPORATE POLITICAL DONATIONS BY POLITICIANS

Insights from our Election Contribution Dashboard

We've been busy coding to track corporate political donations, revealing which companies are backing which politicians.

This spending can significantly influence political decisions and help sway legislation in a company’s favor, and now you can track this data in real-time.

Note that Kevin McCarthy is present due to fundraising before leaving Congress.

Dive deep into who’s funding whom and what it might mean for their legislative actions.

Explore our Election Contribution Dashboard to see which companies are spending money on different candidates and how it could impact your investments:

GAMESTOP JUMPS AS MEME STOCK FEVER & ROARING KITTY RETURN

GameStop (GME) shares jumped 21% on Monday after "Roaring Kitty" Keith Gill, the stocks influencer behind the 2021 retail trading frenzy, returned to Reddit with a post showing a $116 million bet on the embattled video game retailer. The stock was set to add $4.6 billion to its market value after surging as much as 75% earlier in the session. Roughly $2.7 billion worth of shares changed hands by 10:12 a.m. ET, compared with $2.3 billion in Apple (AAPL), according to LSEG data.

It was Gill's first post in three years from his Reddit account, where screenshots of his bullish GameStop trades triggered a rush of demand in 2021 for "meme stocks" - often companies with weak fundamentals that gained a cult-like following through social media hype among retail traders. The screenshot posted on Sunday showed a GameStop holding of 5 million shares, or 1.8% of its publicly available stock. Gill's last post from April 2021, titled "final update," showed a holding of 200,000 shares worth $30.9 million. Sunday's post also revealed $65.7 million worth of call options expiring on June 21 at a strike price of $20.

Continued on our News Feed.