Every member of Congress must disclose stock trades under the STOCK Act. CongressSignal ingests each filing from the House Clerk's primary source, parses the PDF nobody reads, and turns it into a clean feed — every trade linked to the actual government document. No invented returns. No mystery methodology. Source-or-it-didn't-happen.
See the live feed → How it worksLive from the last 90 days of Periodic Transaction Reports. "Since" = the ticker's price move from the member's transaction date to now. Click any row to open the actual filing PDF.
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Computed from the filings in the window above, nothing else. "Avg since" is the mean price move of a member's buys from transaction date to today — an activity snapshot from verifiable data, not a lifetime track record. We don't publish performance we can't source.
| Member | District | Trades | Buys | Avg since (buys) |
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The STOCK Act requires disclosure of trades within 45 days (30 days from awareness). Filings land at the House and Senate clerk portals as PDFs nobody reads.
Our pipeline pulls the Clerk's official index, downloads each new PTR, extracts every transaction — ticker, action, amount band, dates — and links the original document. House coverage is live today; Senate EFD ingestion is on the roadmap and we say so, rather than faking it.
A clean alert: who, what, how much, filed when, and what the ticker has done since. Copy it manually — or let Autopilot place a size-capped order with a stop attached, in your own brokerage account.
Academic studies disagree on whether following congressional disclosures beats the market after the 30–45 day filing lag — some find an edge in committee-relevant trades, others find none at all. We show you the filings and the outcomes and let you decide. Anyone selling you "Congress = guaranteed alpha" is selling a story. We sell the data, fast and clean.
We'll confirm your email, then alert you as new filings are parsed — each one linked to the actual government PDF.
Filing-to-alert latency depends on the Clerk's publication cadence; disclosures are legally allowed up to 45 days after the trade — no service can beat that lag, including this one, and we won't pretend otherwise.