What is the “Congress stock tracker”?

It tracks U.S. lawmakers’ stock trades disclosed under the STOCK Act — watched because some members have timed trades notably well.

How timely are the disclosures?

The STOCK Act requires filing within 45 days, so the data lags up to 45 days and shows only amount ranges.

Congress Stock Tracker: U.S. Lawmakers’ Trades

The “Congress stock tracker” follows the stock trades of U.S. House and Senate members. Under the 2012 STOCK Act, lawmakers must disclose trades within 45 days; these Periodic Transaction Reports (PTRs) are public. Markets watch them because some members have historically timed trades well — the Pelosi household’s tech positions are the most-discussed.

Tickwind aggregates the House Clerk’s public PTR filings, tagging each with the lawmaker, ticker, buy/sell side and filing date, and links to the official source. Disclosures lag up to 45 days and show only amount ranges, so treat them as one signal — not advice.

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FAQ

What is the “Congress stock tracker”?: It tracks U.S. lawmakers’ stock trades disclosed under the STOCK Act — watched because some members have timed trades notably well.
How timely are the disclosures?: The STOCK Act requires filing within 45 days, so the data lags up to 45 days and shows only amount ranges.

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Data from public sources (SEC, FINRA, Cboe); may be delayed; for information only, not investment advice.