Contract Shock Radar · live from USAspending.gov
Government money moves markets. COGE sees it first.
Every federal contract dollar that lands on a listed company, sized against that company's market cap. A $40M award is noise for Lockheed and a re-rating for a small cap. The cat sorts which is which.
- Obligated to listed companies · 30d
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- Contract actions matched
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- Companies hit
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- Top shock
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01 · Contract Shock Radar
Contract dollars ÷ market cap.
Shock = the obligation in one federal contract action divided by the company's market cap right now. Above 0.25% the cat's ears go up. Cuts are de-obligations, money the government took back.
02 · Dossier
See where the money landed on the chart.
One year of price with every federal contract action plotted on the day it was recorded. Then the question traders actually ask: what did the stock do in the five sessions after?
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contract obligation de-obligation · dot size = dollars
After-award drift · 5 sessions
Computed live from the awards and prices on this page.
Monthly federal obligations · 24m
Largest contract actions · 12m
03 · Gov Flow Board
Who the government paid this month.
Net federal obligations over 30 days for each listed contractor, as a share of its market cap, next to how the stock traded. Tap a row for its dossier.
04 · Policy Wire
What Washington just signed, and what the market is betting.
Federal Register
Odds desk
Polymarket · live05 · The Cat's Brief · refreshed hourly
Facts the cat was given
06 · $COGE
The commission's coin.
The terminal is free, with no wallet and no sign-up. $COGE is the meme behind it: a cat in a gear running the most efficient department in Washington.
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