Your Legislative Intel Just Got Smarter: Track New Congressional Bills

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Each week, we are highlighting the top Quiver Strategies trending right now:

In today’s edition:

• New Legislation Search Dashboard Introduced

• Congress Trading

• Trade Tensions Ebb as U.S. Pauses Tariffs on Mexico

  -David Love

DATA ROUNDUP
New Quiver Dataset

Here’s an overview and data updates from some our datasets and their corresponding dashboards:

Legislation Search
We're excited to announce the release of our comprehensive Legislation Search dashboard that enables users to track and analyze congressional bills with detail.

You can also follow/track our legislation updates on X/Twitter.

Key Features:

• Search and track specific bills in Congress

• View detailed bill summaries and recent actions

• Monitor corporate lobbying activities related to legislation

• Track bill sponsors and their activities

• See potentially relevant stock trades by Congress members

Examples:
A few examples of new bills introduced recently:

• Senator Marsha Blackburn (R) & Senator Pete Ricketts (R) introduced a bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 on 2/3/25 to increase threshold amounts for inclusion of Social Security benefits in income.

• Senator Katie Boyd Britt (R) and Senator Brian Chaz (D) co-sponsored the “Kids Off Social Media Act” on 1/28/25. It is a legislative proposal aimed at regulating social media access for minors to promote safety and privacy.

• Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R) on 2/4/25 introduced a bill to abolish USAID

• Senators Josh Hawley (R) and Senator Bernie Sanders (I) are introducing a bipartisan bill to put a 10% cap on credit card interest rates.

To explore this new feature, simply navigate to the Datasets section and look for the Legislation Search under our Government datasets category:

Insights from our Quiver Dashboards

POLITICS
Congress Trades & News

Insights from our Congress Trading Dashboard

Several politicians & members of Congress have already made millions of dollars in the stock market in 2025:

• Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R) disclosed dozens of new stock trades on January 27, 2025. Among her recent purchases are the following:

  • Bitcoin: Up to $15,000 worth, traded on January 21, 2025.

  • Tesla (TSLA): $60,000 worth; the stock is down 5% compared to a 0.42% gain in the S&P 500.

  • Meta (META): $15,000 worth; the stock is up 13% compared to a 1.82% decline in the S&P 500.

  • Amazon (AMZN): $60,000 worth; the stock is up 5.95% versus a 0.42% increase in the S&P 500.

  • Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $45,000 worth; the stock is up 6.31% compared to a 0.42% rise in the S&P 500.

  • Nvidia (NVDA): $15,000 worth; the stock is down 18% compared to a 1.82% decline in SPY.

  • And a dozen more names, including (AMD), (LLY), (DVN), and more.

• Senator Markwayne Mullin (R) disclosed over a dozen of new trades on 1/31/25 including a new purchase of up to $100,000 in Stride stock. (LRN) is a for profit education company, and Mullins currently sits on the Senate Committee of Education. He previously purchased back in July of 2024 and he is up 77% on that trade.

• Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D) filed new trades on inauguration day 1/20/25, disclosing stocks that she traded on 1/14/25.

  • Most notably, she purchased up to $100,000 worth of $20 call options on Tempus AI (TEM) for 1/16/25, acquiring 50 contracts. Since the trade, the stock has increased by 89.5%.

• We just received data on new crypto trades by Rep. Mike Collins (R). He bought up to $15,000 worth of a tiny altcoin called Virtual Protocols on 1/3/25. He sold it 9 days later, after the price fell ~38%.

• On 1/6/25, we reported that Rep. Virginia Foxx (R) sold up to $100,000 worth of Pembina Pipeline stock. With the onset of the tariff war today, the stock (PBA) has dropped 10.32% since the sale, compared to a 2.58% decline in the S&P 500.

NEWS
Trade Tensions Ebb as U.S. Pauses Tariffs on Mexico

Auto giants and beer brewers, among the sectors most exposed to Mexican trade, regained lost ground on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a one-month pause on new tariffs targeting Mexico. The reprieve allowed the iShares MSCI Mexico ETF (EWW) to reverse early losses, reflecting cautious optimism among investors amid escalating trade tensions.

Automakers and auto parts companies, with imports valued at $129 billion in 2023, experienced volatile trading as stocks tumbled between 4.5% and 7.5% in early sessions. Notably, Aptiv fell 3.7% while General Motors (GM) edged up 1.6%, Ford (F) advanced 0.9%, and Tesla declined 4.5%. Meanwhile, beer brewers such as Constellation Brands (STZ), a major Corona beer maker, trimmed losses after initially sliding as much as 8.2%, underscoring the sensitivity of sectors closely tied to Mexican trade.

Market Overview:

• U.S. tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China triggered a sharp sell-off before the pause was announced.

• The tariff reprieve helped key sectors, including auto and beverage, regain footing amid global risk-off sentiment.

• Volatility extended to uranium miners and small-cap stocks, reflecting broader trade concerns.

Key Points:

• Tariffs of 25% on Mexican imports and 10% on Chinese goods initially spurred significant losses.

• Auto sector import exposure reached $129 billion, impacting major players like Aptiv (APTV), GM, Ford, and Tesla (TSLA).

• Beverage imports, totaling nearly $12 billion, left brewers such as Constellation Brands vulnerable.

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