WAL

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WAL

Congressional Trades

by 5 members

Ticker Intelligence Brief

Who in Congress traded WAL, 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

Tony Wied

BUY · 2026-02-19

Largest range

$500K – $1.0M

Tony Wied

Slowest filing

29d

Lisa McClain

Best vs SPY

-5.0%

Tony Wied

Buys

50%

Sells

50%

Total Volume

$1.9M

midpoint

Unique Traders

members

Party Breakdown

Democrats0 · 0%

Republicans12 · 100%

Party Trading Divergence

Democrat vs. Republican buy / sell pressure by monthALIGNED

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

Democrat ←

Month

→ Republican

—

Sep '23

0▲1▼

—

Nov '24

0▲2▼

—

Jul '25

2▲2▼

—

Oct '25

1▲

—

Feb '26

2▲

Democrats0▲0▼Neutral

Republicans5▲5▼Neutral

Net buyingNet selling⚡ Party split

💼 Lobbying Filings

all →

2026-04-20$160K
WESTERN ALLIANCE BANCORPORATION
Low Income Housing Tax Credit issues, including H.R. 2725/S. 1515, Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act; issues related to tailoring prudential regulations for regional banks including H.R. 6553; issues related to deposit insurance reform including S. 2999, HR 3234, S. 2757, HR 8087, HR 8075, and S 4198; cannabis banking legislation; legislative framework for digital assets regulation, including H.R. 3633, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act; issues related to Community Development Financial Institutions(CDFIs); issues related to the regulatory capital treatment of mortgages. HR 3390, Bringing the Discount Window into the 21st Century Act; S. 2651 ROAD to Housing Act; HR 6644 Housing for the 21st Century Act; and HR 6955 the Main Street Capital Access Act.
2026-01-16$270K
WESTERN ALLIANCE BANCORPORATION
Low Income Housing Tax Credit issues, including H.R. 2725/S. 1515, Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act; issues related to tailoring prudential regulations for regional banks including H.R. 6553; issues related to deposit insurance reform including S. 2999; cannabis banking legislation; legislative framework for digital assets regulation, including H.R. 3633, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act; issues related to Community Development Financial Institutions(CDFIs); issues related to the regulatory capital treatment of mortgages.
2025-04-17$110K
WESTERN ALLIANCE BANCORPORATION
Low Income Housing Tax Credit issues, including the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act - HR 2725; issues related to tailoring prudential regulations for regional banks; issues related to deposit insurance reform; cannabis banking legislation; digital asset legislation; issues related to Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs).

Congressional Momentum

buy vs. sell pressureACCUMULATING

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

No trades

All-Time

▲87

6 buys12 total6 sells

$1.7M buys · $249K sells

Cumulative Net Position (buy vol − sell vol)

+$1.4M

2021-0312 trades plotted2026-02

Best Timers

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

Excess return = stock price change minus SPY change over the same holding window.Congress avg: -22.5%· 0% of traders beat SPY on this name

Top Alpha Generators

R:3House:3

underperformed SPY|beat SPY

1st

Tony Wied

-14.6%

3×

2nd

Lisa McClain

-18.2%

2×

3rd

Lance Gooden

-34.7%

1×

Worst Timers

bottom 3 by avg excess return

underperformed SPY|beat SPY

Lance Gooden

-34.7%

1×

Lisa McClain

-18.2%

2×

Tony Wied

-14.6%

3×

Worst single trade: Lance Gooden (-34.7%)Best single trade: Tony Wied (+-5.0%)

Timing Fingerprint

filing delay vs. excess return over SPY · 6 tradesCongress avg -19.2% 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.

0% of trades beat SPYavg excess -19.2%avg delay 23d4 buys2 sellsBuySellOther· dot size ∝ trade size

Trade Activity Timeline

Congressional buys & sells by month · last 7 months w/ activity

21/03

21/09

23/09

24/11

25/07

25/10

26/02

BuysSellsOtherHigh-volume month

Who Moved First

each row = one member · sorted by earliest disclosed trade

3 buyers ·4 sellers

BuySellOtherDot size ∝ trade size · top 5 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: Feb · Peak sell month: Jul

Congressional Conviction Timeline

net positioning · alpha track recordMIXED

6 buys6 sellscumulative α -62.6%7mo tracked

Monthly Net Flow (Buys − Sells)

Cumulative Excess Return on Congressional Buys vs SPY

All Disclosed Trades

Date	Member	Action	Amount	Filing Delay	Receipt
2026-02-19	RTony Wied	BUY	$500K – $1.0M	18d	receipt →
2026-02-09	RTony Wied	BUY	$500K – $1.0M	28d	receipt →
2025-10-27	RTony Wied	BUY	$100K – $250K	14d	receipt →
2025-07-22	RLisa McClain	SELL	$1K – $15K	23d	receipt →
2025-07-16	RLisa McClain	BUY	$1K – $15K	29d	receipt →
2025-07-22	RLisa McClain	SELL	$1K – $15K	22d	receipt →
2025-07-16	RLisa McClain	BUY	$1K – $15K	28d	receipt →
2024-11-15	RLance Gooden	SELL	$50K – $100K	27d	receipt →
2024-11-15	RLance Gooden	SELL	$50K – $100K	5d	receipt →
2023-09-21	RPete Ricketts	SELL	$50K – $100K	29d	receipt →
2021-09-29	RTommy Tuberville	SELL	$1K – $15K	698d	receipt →
2021-03-29	RTommy Tuberville	BUY	$1K – $15K	882d	receipt →