Members of the U.S. House of Representatives have to disclose their stock trades by law. We read every official filing, every day, and send you a plain-English alert of who traded what — no noise, no hype.
Everything is built from the official Periodic Transaction Reports members file with the Clerk of the U.S. House — the same public records anyone can download, organised so you don't have to dig through PDFs.
A short email when new trades are disclosed: who, what ticker, buy or sell, the disclosed amount range, and how long after the trade the filing appeared.
The newest disclosed trades across Congress, newest first — purchases, sales and exchanges, with the trade date and the filing date side by side.
See which members trade most often and in the largest disclosed ranges, ranked from the filing data itself.
Follow a member's disclosed trades as a portfolio view, plus earlier alerts. In development — join the waitlist on the signup form below.
No leaks, no rumours, no "sources say". Just the public record, checked daily.
Under the STOCK Act, members of Congress must report their securities trades on Periodic Transaction Reports filed with the House Clerk.
Every day we pull the newest official filings and extract each transaction — member, ticker, type, amount range, trade date and filing date.
New trades land in your inbox in plain English, with the disclosure lag shown honestly — some filings arrive weeks after the trade.
Join the free list and we'll email you when new congressional trades are disclosed. Senate filings and premium features are on the roadmap — waitlist members hear first.