Congress stock trading tracker: every disclosure, dated to the day it went public
Members of Congress must disclose their stock trades. Gekko reads the House and Senate disclosures, lists the purchases with who, which chamber and how much, and plots each one on the price chart — on the disclosure date, not the trade date.
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Disclosed and traded dates, the member and chamber, the amount range — and the stock's GekkoIndex and Fair Value beside each row.
What the Congress trading tracker shows
Two dates, and the honest one
A congressional disclosure can arrive up to 45 days after the trade. The tracker shows both dates and plots the trade on the day it became public, which is the day it could have been acted on.
Who, where, how much
The member, House or Senate, their state and standing committee, and the amount range the disclosure reports. Purchases in Gekko's stock and ETF universe, so every row leads to a chart.
Filters that stick
Search by ticker, narrow by chamber, minimum amount, time window or committee membership, and sort any column. Your filters live in the page address, so a view can be bookmarked or shared.
Inside Gekko
- The Politicians page under the Smart Money menu, with the full sortable table
- Politician purchases as a chart layer (orchid diamonds below the bar) on every ticker
- Congressional activity in the home dashboard's smart money feed
- Congress trades as one of the smart money votes in the AI trade ideas' checklist
How it appears on the free stock pages
Every stock page carries a Congress trading card — the count of buys and sales disclosed in the last 90 days and the latest disclosures with member, chamber and amount range — and counts them in the checklist's smart money item.
Questions about the Congress trading tracker
Why does a trade appear weeks after it happened?
Because that is when it was disclosed. Members have up to 45 days to report, and Gekko plots the disclosure date so the chart reflects what the public could actually know and when.
Does it cover both chambers?
Yes — House and Senate, with the chamber shown on every row and a filter for each.
Is a politician's purchase a buy signal?
It is a public disclosure that Gekko describes and plots, and one input among several in the checklist. Gekko does not make buy or sell recommendations.
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