The people who write the rules trade the companies those rules affect. It's legal, it's disclosed — and it's nearly impossible to actually see, scattered across House Clerk PDFs, Senate databases, and scanned ethics filings nobody reads.
Bull & Gavel makes it visible. We compile every disclosed trade by members of Congress and the President and cabinet, flag the ones filed past the legal deadline or made in sectors the filer's committee oversees, and cross-reference them daily against the policy machine — executive actions, agency moves, regulatory signals — to show where power's portfolio and power's decisions touch the same stock. We call that overlap Convergence, and no single-purpose tracker can show it.
We track both parties and both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue with the same rules, the same flags, and the same thresholds. A late filing is a late filing regardless of who filed it. We editorialize about patterns, never about parties.
Not investment advice, and not a stock-picking service. We tested this data for a trading edge and published the honest answer: after the disclosure lag, there isn't a reliable one. What the data is good for is accountability — seeing who traded what, when, and what they were deciding at the time. Details in our methodology.
Bull & Gavel is built and operated by ClearVoyant LLC (Erie, Pennsylvania). Questions, corrections, or tips: hello@bullandgavel.com · @BullandGavel.
Bull & Gavel runs on the same convergence discipline ClearVoyant LLC builds into its enterprise portfolio intelligence products — cross-source triangulation, evidence you can trace to the original record, and no claim we can't source.