There's one congressman who just bought the same stock four times in eight days.

His name is Tim Moore. Republican from North Carolina. And between March 11 and March 19, he loaded up on LGI Homes (LGIH) four separate times.

March 11. Buy.
March 17. Buy.
March 18. Buy. This one was his biggest. Up to $100,000.
March 19. Buy again.

His roles and responsibilities are pretty interesting.

Moore is Vice Chairman of the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations. His committee oversees housing policy, mortgage lending, and real estate regulation in America.

He's buying a homebuilder while overseeing the committee that writes the rules for homebuilders.

And he's not just any congressman picking stocks.

Quiver Quantitative crowned him the #1 stock picker in all of Congress for 2025.

His portfolio returned 52%. The S&P 500 returned 16.6%.

Lets dig a bit deeper into LGI Homes

LGI builds affordable homes for first-time buyers. Average price: $360,000. They operate in 21 states. Revenue hit $1.7 billion in 2025.

The stock is at $38.21 at the moment of writing this newsletter. Down 45% from its 52-week high of $69.50. P/E ratio of 12.25, is pretty cheap for a homebuilder.

What the market might be missing.

New home orders jumped 39% last quarter. The backlog grew 53% year over year. The company has $335 million in liquidity. This is not a company in trouble.

High mortgage rates crushed homebuilder sentiment.

Buyers pulled back.

Entire sector got hammered.

But Moore isn't buying the sector. He's buying the affordable end. The segment that benefits the most when rates eventually come down. First-time buyers who've been priced out for two years will come flooding back.

The average price target from Wall Street is $76. That's double today's price.

This is not financial advice.