Track Congress stock trades
Investingly lists the stock trades members of the US House disclose in their periodic transaction reports: who traded, which stock, buy or sell, the amount range, how many days they took to file, and how the stock has moved since.
In short
Investingly lists the stock trades members of the US House disclose in their periodic transaction reports: who traded, which stock, buy or sell, the amount range, how many days they took to file, and how the stock has moved since. Trades filed in the last 90 days are free to see without an account.
What you get
- Every disclosed House stock trade, newest first, with the member, company, amount range and filing delay.
- Late filings flagged (the law allows 45 days).
- How each stock has moved since the trade date.
- A page per member and a Congress block on each stock's Insiders tab.
How it works
- Open the feedSee the latest disclosed trades.
- FilterBy member, company, buy or sell, or period.
- Follow upOpen the member or the company to see the full record.
Questions
Where does the Congress trade data come from?
From the periodic transaction reports members of the US House file with the Clerk of the House under the STOCK Act.
Does it include the Senate?
Not yet. House disclosures are covered today; Senate filings are next.
How late are the disclosures?
Members have up to 45 days to report a trade. Investingly shows the days each one took and flags late filings.
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