KVUE Congressional Trades

10 trades by 4 members of Congress (Oct 2024 – Feb 2026)

Last updated March 21, 2026

Congress has made 10 trades in KVUE across 4 members. 5 purchases, 5 sales. Average performance vs S&P 500: -12.2%. Win rate: 20%. Updated March 21, 2026.
10
Total Trades
4
Politicians
-12.2%
Avg Alpha
20%
Win Rate

Congress members who trade KVUE

Recent KVUE trades

DatePoliticianActionAmountAlpha
2026-02-10Gilbert CisnerosBUY$1K-$15K-8.41%
2026-01-09Gilbert CisnerosSELL$1K-$15K
2025-11-12Gilbert CisnerosBUY$1K-$15K+8.01%
2025-10-31Lisa McclainSELL$1K-$15K
2025-10-30Lisa McclainSELL$1K-$15K
2025-10-30Lisa McclainBUY$1K-$15K
2025-10-01Julia LetlowSELL$1K-$15K
2025-09-25Lisa McclainBUY$1K-$15K-14.78%
2025-06-16Scott Scott FranklinSELL$1K-$15K
2024-10-23Julia LetlowBUY$1K-$15K-46.01%

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Congress members trade KVUE?

4 members of Congress have traded KVUE. Top traders include: Julia Letlow, Scott Scott Franklin, Gilbert Cisneros, Lisa Mcclain. See the full list below.

Is Congress buying or selling KVUE?

Congress has made 5 purchases and 5 sales of KVUE. The buy/sell ratio is 1.0x.

Do Congress KVUE trades beat the market?

Congressional trades in KVUE have a 20% win rate against the S&P 500, with an average alpha of -12.2%.

How is alpha calculated?

Alpha measures how much a trade outperformed the S&P 500 over the same holding period. For each politician, we show their dollar-weighted alpha—larger positions count more. A politician with +404% alpha on NVDA means their NVDA trades, weighted by size, beat the market by 404 percentage points.

What does the win rate mean?

Win rate is the percentage of trades that beat the S&P 500. Note that win rate treats all trades equally—a $5K trade counts the same as a $5M trade. This is why some traders show high alpha but moderate win rates (big wins, small losses) or low alpha but high win rates (consistent small wins).

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