Close-up of Congressional financial disclosure forms with official date stamps, documented ledger entries, and an antique brass paperweight on a dark walnut archival desk under neutral morning light; no people.
Close-up of Congressional financial disclosure forms with official date stamps, documented ledger entries, and an antique brass paperweight on a dark walnut archival desk under neutral morning light; no people.
— STOCK Act Monitor

Follow the Money

Members of Congress and senior officials must disclose stock trades under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act. We read the filings so you do not have to. We show the trade, the filing date, how late the filing was, and what the official's committee was doing at the time.

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What we publish

Parties

The disclosure itself, the timeline, and the facts. We do not claim anyone traded on inside information unless a court or an enforcement agency says so. We show the timing and let readers judge.

We cover every party and every chamber by the same rules.

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Filings will appear here as they are reviewed.

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