Congressional stock trades
Recent congressional trading disclosures under the STOCK Act: member, party, chamber, ticker, transaction type, reported amount range, trade date and disclosure date. Updated nightly from public filings. Free, no account required.
About these congressional trade disclosures
This tracker lists stock trades that members of Congress disclosed under the STOCK Act. It shows disclosures filed in the past 90 days, sorted by disclosure date with the most recent first, up to 500 rows. Each row shows the member, party, ticker, transaction type, reported amount range, trade date, disclosure date and, when one is available, a link to the official filing.
The STOCK Act gives members up to 45 days after a transaction to disclose it. That is why each row carries two dates: when the trade was made and when it was disclosed. Amounts are the value ranges members report, not exact dollar figures.
The list is rebuilt nightly from public filings. You can filter it by symbol, party, chamber, transaction type and minimum amount, or sort it by amount. A summary card lists up to 10 members, sorted by the sum of the upper ends of their reported ranges in the window.
A disclosure is a public record of what was reported, not a recommendation. Check the filing, the company's news and the price since the trade date before drawing conclusions. The guide to congressional trading disclosures explains how the filings work.
Frequently asked questions
Which congressional trades does this tracker show?
STOCK Act disclosures filed in the past 90 days, sorted by disclosure date with the most recent first. Up to 500 are listed, and the page shows how many filings fall in the window.
How often is the congressional trade list updated?
Once a day. A nightly job rebuilds the list from the public disclosures CaymanBot has imported.
How long do members of Congress have to disclose a stock trade?
Under the STOCK Act, a member has up to 45 days after a transaction to disclose it. Each row therefore shows both the trade date and the disclosure date.
Do disclosures show exact trade amounts?
No. Members report a value range rather than an exact dollar amount, and the tracker shows the reported range.
Can I filter the congressional trades?
Yes. You can filter the list by symbol, party, chamber, transaction type and minimum amount, and sort it by amount. No account is required to view it.