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Click any sector for the reasoning behind its verdict.
What the big funds are doing
Straight from the funds' own SEC filings. Each quarter, every manager with over $100 million lists the US stocks it held on the quarter's last day (Form 13F), up to 45 days later, so these lists look back rather than show today. Anyone crossing 5% of a company has to say so within days (Schedules 13D and 13G). Nothing on this page is a WStonks call.
What Washington is doing
Contracts, laws, lobbying, FDA dates, congressional trades and crypto rules in one place. Each box opens its own page. Nothing here is a WStonks call.
Federal contracts
Contracts of $10 million or more the government signed in the last 30 days, matched to companies listed on a US exchange.
Laws, orders and rules
New federal laws, the President’s executive orders and major agency rules, each tagged with the part of the market it touches.
Who is lobbying
Listed companies in the newest federal lobbying reports: what they reported spending, who they hired, and the issues they lobbied on.
Regulatory calendar
Dated events that can move a company’s shares: FDA decisions and drug trial results. A decision date is set in advance; a trial date is when the study should finish, so it is an estimate. Only companies listed on a US exchange, each checked against a live share price.
Crypto rules
What US regulators published about crypto in the last 90 days: the SEC, the CFTC, the Treasury and the Federal Reserve, grouped by how far along each one is.
What Congress is trading
Members of Congress have to report their stock trades within 45 days (the STOCK Act). These are the trades from the last 60 days reported so far, House and Senate. Amounts are filed as ranges, so dollar figures here are rough, taken from the middle of each range. Nothing on this page is a WStonks call.
How the calls have done
Every call WStonks has made since the record restarted, graded against the S&P 500 — the losers included, nothing deleted.
Full statistics — sector calls, the record by engine, and day-by-day history
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