The senator's blitz - why Markwayne Mullin decided to buy all of Wall Street in one day?
While most people were busy planning New Year's Eve parties, Senator Markwayne Mullin decided to show the market who's boss.
On December 29, 2025, he embarked on an aggressive buying spree that looked less like portfolio management and more like a raid on the leading indices.
In a report filed on January 16, 2026, a portfolio was revealed that shows one thing clearly:
The senator not only believes in the American economy, he's betting all his chips on it.
1️⃣ The dream team of technology and artificial intelligence 👑 Here Mullin didn't play small - he poured amounts ranging from $100,001 to $250,000 into each of the stocks that form the backbone of the technological revolution.
He bought Alphabet $GOOGL, Microsoft $MSFT, Amazon $AMZN, Nvidia $NVDA, and Apple $AAPL.
The market may be debating multiples, but the senator understands that in a world of artificial intelligence, whoever controls the infrastructure and chips controls the game board?
These are the heaviest investments in his portfolio, indicating absolute confidence that the future belongs to silicon.
2️⃣ The banking casino and payment services Mullin may understand that when interest rates are high and money is moving, banks always take a cut.
He invested between $50,001 and $100,000 in JPMorgan Chase $JPM and Capital One $COF, and added a similar amount in Mastercard $MA.
And not to leave any crumbs on the table, he spread another $15,001 to $50,000 in Goldman Sachs $GS and Intercontinental Exchange $ICE, and topped it off with a more modest position in American Express $AXP ($1,001 to $15,000).
The message?
He wants to be there when you swipe your card or take out a loan.
3️⃣ Chips, cloud, and social networks 📇 The senator's appetite for technology didn't end with the giants; he put between $50,001 and $100,000 in Meta Platforms $META and Lam Research $LRCX – which manufactures the machines that make the chips.
In addition, he opened positions of $15,001 to $50,000 in Applied Materials $AMAT, Salesforce $CRM, Intuit $INTU, and ServiceNow $NOW.
This is a broad bet on automation and cloud data management.
4️⃣ Healthcare, medical devices, and insurance 👨⚕️ Mullin also didn't lag in healthcare, with investments of $15,001 to $50,000 per company, he chose Eli Lilly $LLY alongside device and data companies like Boston Scientific $BSX, Intuitive Surgical $ISRG, and IQVIA $IQV.
He rounded it out with Elevance Health $ELV to secure a share of the health insurance world as well.
5️⃣ America's backbone: industry, defense, and energy Here the senator invested between $15,001 and $50,000 in industrial and defense giants: Caterpillar $CAT, Deere & Co. $DE, and RTX $RTX.
He also didn't ignore the need for traditional energy (or suspected something might happen in Venezuela), and bought shares of Chevron $CVX and ConocoPhillips $COP in the same investment range.
As the world becomes geopolitically complex, Mullin is betting on those who build the infrastructure and those who protect it.
6️⃣ The American consumer and the next vacation For dessert, Mullin spread amounts of $15,001 to $50,000 in companies that touch all our pockets:
Costco $COST, Home Depot $HD, Coca-Cola $KO, and the Hilton hotel chain $HLT.
He likely believes that the American consumer will continue to buy giant packs of toilet paper, renovate kitchens, drink soda, and go on vacations, even if the economy goes through turmoil.
The numbers behind the celebration
In total, this is a phenomenal diversification across 31 different companies in one day.
According to the reported price ranges, Senator Markwayne Mullin injected an amount ranging from $1,051,031 to $2,765,000 into the market.
It seems that for Mullin, the best way to serve the public is to ensure his portfolio is directly connected to the pulse of Wall Street?