The Insider House
They write the laws.
Then they trade on them.
Members of Congress and the White House trade stock in the companies they regulate, file the paperwork weeks late, and some still beat the market. Under the STOCK Act, it’s all perfectly legal for them.
We track every disclosed trade so you can follow the money.
Sources: House Clerk · Senate eFD · OGE · newest Senate trades via Bargo · prices from Yahoo Finance
Estimates built from public disclosures. Not investment advice, and not a claim that any individual broke the law.
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$ = estimated amount bought (range midpoints) · % = price change since the buys
Hidden gems
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See allPortfolio values, returns and prices are estimates built only from disclosed trades (range midpoints × Yahoo daily closes). Not investment advice.
Unusual activity
Ranked by a simple score: how strong the signal is (more politicians, bigger trades, bigger gaps from their norm), minus a point per day since it was disclosed. Built only from public disclosures and Yahoo prices. Hindsight and late-filing items look back, so they never trigger notifications. None of this is evidence of wrongdoing.
Hidden gems
US-listed companies worth roughly $300M to $20B, so no mega-caps, no well-known consumer brands, no funds, bonds, options or over-the-counter stocks. Purchases only, ranked by how many politicians bought, then estimated $ (range midpoints). Market caps from Nasdaq's public screener.
Most bought
$ = estimated amount bought (range midpoints) · % = price change since the buys
Politicians
Scoreboard
Average estimated return of each group’s tracked portfolios ($50K+ and 5+ priced trades), from disclosed trades only.
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