Equion Intelligence

Congress
Trades Tracker

Members of the US Congress are required by the STOCK Act to disclose personal trades within 45 days. This tracker aggregates those public disclosures and calculates estimated returns — revealing who is outperforming the market, and by how much.

All data sourced from public STOCK Act filings. Return calculations are estimates. This is not investment advice. Data may be delayed up to 45 days per legal disclosure windows.
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30
Total Trades
21
Buy Orders
9
Sell Orders
8
Politicians
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Estimated YTD Return per Politician (disclosed trades)
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Disclosed Trades
30 trades
PoliticianPartyChamber TickerCompanyType AmountTrade DateDisclosedEst. Return
Methodology
How this tracker works
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STOCK Act Disclosures
Under the STOCK Act (2012), all members of Congress must disclose personal securities transactions within 45 days. These filings are public record. This tracker aggregates those disclosures from the official House and Senate disclosure portals.
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Return Calculations
Estimated returns compare the disclosed trade date price against the current market price (open positions) or subsequent sale price (closed trades). Ranges are disclosed by law; we use the midpoint. These are estimates only and not guaranteed figures.
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Legal Context
Publishing STOCK Act data is fully legal and serves the public interest in financial transparency. This tracker is an educational and analytical tool. All data sourced from official US government portals. Not investment advice.