Members of Congress must disclose every stock trade under the STOCK Act — within 45 days, on the public record. Most people never read those filings. This page tracks the four most-watched active traders and turns their disclosures into something you can actually study.
Each card is a member whose disclosed trading is heavy enough to be worth watching — what they trade, how often, and the names that keep showing up.
Disclosures lag the trade by up to 45 days, so this is never a "buy what they bought" feed. The research question is whether disclosure events themselves move anything — the same event-study method as our 13F and insider work.
The real payoff: a congressional-disclosure event is a signal you can register on The Floor and test against your own paper book — alongside insider clusters and 13F filings. Data in, your judgment out.