PSKY

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PSKY

Congressional Trades

by 3 members

Ticker Intelligence Brief

Who in Congress traded PSKY, when, and what happened after?

A ticker-first view for retail/data users: latest disclosure, largest range, disclosure lag, party flow, contracts, lobbying, and source-linked receipts.

Latest receipt

Gilbert Cisneros

SELL · 2026-05-15

Largest range

$1K – $15K

Gilbert Cisneros

Slowest filing

34d

Laura Friedman

Best vs SPY

5.3%

Gilbert Cisneros

Buys

27%

Sells

45%

Total Volume

$88K

midpoint

Unique Traders

members

Party Breakdown

Democrats11 · 100%

Republicans0 · 0%

Party Trading Divergence

Democrat vs. Republican buy / sell pressure by monthMODERATE

Bar length = total trades. Color = net sentiment — green = net buying, red = net selling. Months with no activity hidden.

Democrat ←

Month

→ Republican

—

Aug '25

—

0▲3▼

Sep '25

—

2▲

Mar '26

—

1▲2▼

May '26

—

Democrats3▲5▼Net sellers

Republicans0▲0▼Neutral

Net buyingNet selling⚡ Party split

💼 Lobbying Filings

all →

2026-04-20$1.3M
PARAMOUNT SKYDANCE CORPORATION (FKA PARAMOUNT GLOBAL)
Regulation of Internet Video; Issues related to children and teen online safety in Kids Online Safety Act (S.1748), and Children and Teens Online Privacy Protection Act (S.836); Issues related to broadcast license transfers and other media issues; Issues related to anti-trust and competition; Issues related to sports broadcasting. Film Industry Data; On-location Motion Picture Economic Impact; Corporate and International Tax Reform; Issues related to expiring tax credits and deductions, including accelerated cost recovery/bonus depreciation, Foreign-Derived Intangible Income, Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income, Research and Development; Issues related to 26 U.S. Code 181 - Treatment of certain qualified film and television and live theatrical productions; H.R.1, One Big Beautiful Bill Act; Issues related to federal film/tv production incentives. Internet Governance; Privacy and Data Collection; Antitrust; Artificial Intelligence; Protect Elections from Deceptive AI Act; H.R.2794 /
2026-04-20$120K
PARAMOUNT SKYDANCE CORPORATION
Compliance issues in the entertainment industry Competition in the entertainment and streaming industries Tax incentives for domestic film and television production
2026-04-20$0
PARAMOUNT SKYDANCE CORPORATION
2026-04-15$50K
PARAMOUNT SKYDANCE CORPORATION
Copyright and competition policy.
2026-03-02$0
PARAMOUNT SKYDANCE CORPORATION
Legislative and regulatory matters concerning competition in the media and entertainment sector, the subscription video online streaming market, and policies governing artificial intelligence, copyright, and other intellectual property rights. Legislative and regulatory matters concerning competition in the media and entertainment sector, the subscription video online streaming market, and policies governing artificial intelligence, copyright, and other intellectual property rights. Legislative and regulatory matters concerning competition in the media and entertainment sector, the subscription video online streaming market, and policies governing artificial intelligence, copyright, and other intellectual property rights. Legislative and regulatory matters concerning competition in the media and entertainment sector, the subscription video online streaming market, and policies governing artificial intelligence, copyright, and other intellectual property rights.
2026-01-20$1.8M
PARAMOUNT SKYDANCE CORPORATION (FKA PARAMOUNT GLOBAL)
Regulation of Internet Video; Issues related to children and teen online safety in Kids Online Safety Act (S.1748), and Children and Teens Online Privacy Protection Act (S.836); Merger of Skydance and Paramount Global; Issues related to broadcast license transfers and other media issues; Paramount takeover offer for Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD). Film Industry Data; On-location Motion Picture Economic Impact; Corporate and International Tax Reform; Issues related to expiring tax credits and deductions, including accelerated cost recovery/bonus depreciation, Foreign-Derived Intangible Income, Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income, Research and Development; Issues related to 26 U.S. Code 181 - Treatment of certain qualified film and television and live theatrical productions; H.R.1, One Big Beautiful Bill Act; H.R.761, HITS Act; Issues related to federal film/tv production incentives. Internet Governance; Privacy and Data Collection; Antitrust; Artificial Intelligence; Protect Elections
2026-01-20$110K
PARAMOUNT SKYDANCE CORPORATION
Compliance issues in the entertainment industry Competition in the entertainment and streaming industries Tax incentives for domestic film and television production
2026-01-20$10K
PARAMOUNT SKYDANCE CORPORATION
Copyright and competition policy.
2026-01-14$60K
PARAMOUNT SKYDANCE CORPORATION (FKA PARAMOUNT GLOBAL)
Issues related to content protection and media regulation. Issues related to content protection and media regulation.
2025-11-15$0
PARAMOUNT SKYDANCE CORPORATION
Advice on tax and competition issues Advice on tax and competition issues

Congressional Momentum

buy vs. sell pressureDISTRIBUTING

Score 0–100: above 50 = net buying pressure, below 50 = net selling. Signal based on last 90 days.

Last 30 Days

No trades

Last 90 Days

▼33

1 buy3 total2 sells

$8K buys · $16K sells

All-Time

▼38

3 buys8 total5 sells

$24K buys · $40K sells

Cumulative Net Position (buy vol − sell vol)

-$16K

2025-0811 trades plotted2026-05

Best Timers

avg excess return vs SPY · PSKY trades only3 members w/ alpha data

Excess return = stock price change minus SPY change over the same holding window.Congress avg: -7.4%· 33% of traders beat SPY on this name

Top Alpha Generators

D:3House:3

underperformed SPY|beat SPY

1st

Gilbert Cisneros

+0.1%

4×

2nd

Ro Khanna

-0.8%

1×

3rd

Laura Friedman

-21.5%

2×

Worst Timers

bottom 3 by avg excess return

underperformed SPY|beat SPY

Laura Friedman

-21.5%

2×

Ro Khanna

-0.8%

1×

Gilbert Cisneros

+0.1%

4×

Worst single trade: Laura Friedman (-30.9%)Best single trade: Gilbert Cisneros (+5.3%)

Timing Fingerprint

filing delay vs. excess return over SPY · 7 tradesCongress avg -6.2% vs SPY

Each dot = one disclosed trade. X-axis = days between trade and STOCK Act filing.Y-axis = return above (or below) SPY over the subsequent holding window. Upper-right = late filers who beat the market.

14% of trades beat SPYavg excess -6.2%avg delay 27d3 buys3 sellsBuySellOther· dot size ∝ trade size

Trade Activity Timeline

Congressional buys & sells by month · last 4 months w/ activity

25/08

25/09

26/03

26/05

BuysSellsOtherHigh-volume month

Who Moved First

each row = one member · sorted by earliest disclosed trade

2 buyers ·2 sellers

BuySellOtherDot size ∝ trade size · top 3 most-active traders shown

Seasonal Rhythm

Congress buy/sell pressure by month & year

Each cell = one calendar month. Green = net Congress buying, red = net selling. Intensity ∝ consensus strength. Hover for details.

Net buyingNet sellingNo trades · number = trade count

Peak buy month: Mar · Peak sell month: Sep

Congressional Conviction Timeline

net positioning · alpha track recordBEARISH

3 buys5 sellscumulative α +1.8%4mo tracked

Monthly Net Flow (Buys − Sells)

Cumulative Excess Return on Congressional Buys vs SPY

All Disclosed Trades

Date	Member	Action	Amount	Filing Delay	Receipt
2026-05-15	DGilbert Cisneros	SELL	$1K – $15K	25d	receipt →
2026-05-15	DRo Khanna	BUY	$1K – $15K	25d	receipt →
2026-05-15	DGilbert Cisneros	SELL	$1K – $15K	24d	receipt →
2026-03-13	DGilbert Cisneros	BUY	$1K – $15K	26d	receipt →
2026-03-13	DGilbert Cisneros	BUY	$1K – $15K	25d	receipt →
2025-09-10	DLaura Friedman	SELL	$1K – $15K	29d	receipt →
2025-09-10	DLaura Friedman	SELL	$1K – $15K	28d	receipt →
2025-09-10	DLaura Friedman	SELL	$1K – $15K	27d	receipt →
2025-08-07	DLaura Friedman	EXCHANGE	$1K – $15K	34d	receipt →
2025-08-07	DLaura Friedman	EXCHANGE	$1K – $15K	33d	receipt →
2025-08-07	DLaura Friedman	EXCHANGE	$1K – $15K	24d	receipt →