Filed this week by Congress
“Since” = price move in the ticker since the filing date. Illustrative sample of recent disclosures.
Three steps between their filing and your portfolio.
They file. They must.
The STOCK Act forces every member of Congress to disclose stock trades within 45 days. Those filings are public — but buried in PDFs nobody reads.
We parse it in seconds.
CongressSignal ingests every filing the moment it hits the House and Senate clerk portals, normalizes it, and matches it to a live ticker.
You get the signal.
A clean alert lands on your phone: who bought, what, how much, and their historical win rate. Copy it manually — or let Autopilot place the order for you.
Who’s actually beating the market
Information this good isn’t free. Mostly.
Start on the Watchlist for nothing. Upgrade when you’re ready to act on the signal instead of just watching it.
See what they’re doing. On a delay.
- Trade feed — delayed 7 days
- Top 10 tracked members only
- Weekly digest email
- Public leaderboard access
- No real-time alerts
Every trade, the moment it’s filed.
- Real-time trade feed — zero delay
- All 535 members tracked
- Instant SMS + email + push alerts
- Kelly-criterion position sizing
- Win rate & track record per member
- Full historical trade archive
- Sector & ticker filtering
You never lift a finger.
- Everything in Insider
- Broker auto-execution (IBKR / Alpaca)
- Trade is filed → order is placed
- Auto Kelly-sized to your portfolio
- Stop-loss attached to every position
- Live P&L dashboard
- Priority concierge support
The things everyone asks
Wait — is this actually legal?+
Completely. Members of Congress are legally required to disclose their trades under the 2012 STOCK Act. Those disclosures are public records. We just collect, clean, and deliver them faster than you could find them yourself. We trade nothing; we surface information.
Why does Congress beat the market?+
Draw your own conclusions. They write the laws, sit on the committees, and get briefed before the public. We don’t editorialize — we just show you the filings and the returns, and let you decide whose trades are worth following.
How fast are the alerts?+
On Insider and Autopilot, typically under 60 seconds from the filing appearing on the clerk portal to a notification on your phone. The Watchlist (free) tier is intentionally delayed by 7 days.
What does Autopilot actually do?+
You connect a supported brokerage (Interactive Brokers or Alpaca). When a tracked member files a trade, Autopilot places a Kelly-sized order in your account with a stop-loss attached — no manual step. You set the rules and the kill-switch; it does the clicking.
Can I cancel anytime?+
Yes. Monthly billing, cancel in two clicks, no contract. The free Watchlist tier stays free forever.