Congress trades
Stock trades disclosed by every US senator and representative under the STOCK Act over the last year, read from the official House Clerk and Senate filings. Each row links to the original report.
Under the STOCK Act every senator and representative must report a stock, bond or option trade of more than $1,000 — their own, their spouse's or a dependent child's — within 45 days, in a periodic transaction report. This page reads those reports straight from the two official sources: the House Clerk (one PDF per report) and the Senate's eFD system. Amounts are the ranges the law asks for, never exact figures. Disclosed is the day the report was filed, Lag the days from the trade to that filing; a lag over 45 days is flagged. An amended report restates an earlier one, so its lag isn't flagged. Reports filed on paper are scans the page can't read — they are listed with a link to the original. Party, state and district come from the public-domain congress-legislators roster; a former member is shown without a party.
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