Congressional Stock Trades Tracker

See what members of the U.S. Congress are buying and selling. Trading Intel pulls every stock transaction disclosed under the STOCK Act by senators and representatives, straight from the official U.S. House Clerk and Senate Office of Public Records — free, no sign-up, refreshed daily.

What you'll see

• Each row shows the member, chamber, ticker, transaction type (purchase or sale), the disclosed dollar range, and the trade & disclosure dates.
• Congressional trades are disclosed with a legal lag (periodic transaction reports can be filed up to 45 days after the trade), so treat them as a signal of positioning, not a real-time feed.
• We show the price at the time of the trade and the move since, so you can judge how much of the run has already happened.

How to read it

Filter by member or ticker, sort by disclosure date to see the freshest filings first, and watch for clusters — multiple members buying the same name in a short window is a stronger signal than a single trade.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the congressional trades data come from?

Official public disclosures: the U.S. House Clerk's site and the Senate Office of Public Records, as required by the STOCK Act.

How current is it?

Updated daily. Note that members can legally disclose a trade up to 45 days after it happens, so the data reflects that statutory lag.

Is it free?

Yes. Congressional trades are free to browse with no account. Premium unlocks full history and every other dataset.

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