The Named Plays
Standing reports, each built from a published rule. Every play states what it selects, what it does not claim, and where its windows and definitions come from.
Inside the Huddle
Trades within 30 days of a markup or hearing in the traded sector, by a member who sits on that committee.
10th Inning
Transactions dated inside a federal funding lapse — when much of the government is closed but members retain committee knowledge, agency contacts, and advance awareness of how the standoff will resolve.
Overtime
Transactions during a lame-duck session by members who were on their way out — their final term ended with that Congress. Full access, an expiring mandate, and no next election to answer to.
Preseason
Transactions between an election and the swearing-in, by members who had just been elected but not yet sworn in — briefings have begun, disclosure obligations have not fully attached.
Still to build
- Covering the Bet — selling ahead of a negative vote or action the member helped produce. Needs roll-call vote records, which are next.
- Flagrant Foul — a trade that runs against the member's own voting record. Same dependency.
- The Whistle — trades crossing published statistical thresholds.
Each ships only once its rule can be stated publicly and checked against the records behind it.