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See what Washington is trading.

Members of Congress and senior officials have to disclose their stock trades, in filings scattered across government sites as PDFs. Read them in one searchable feed.

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Largest recent disclosuresReal data · Tue, Nov 10
IOT Scott A KuporExecutive branch official $1M - $5M Sold · filed 64 days later OKTA Scott A KuporExecutive branch official $1M - $5M Sold · filed 33 days later ABNB Scott A KuporExecutive branch official $1M - $5M Sold · filed 64 days later COST Pete SessionsU.S. House member $250K - $500K Sold · filed 25 days later AAPL Pete SessionsU.S. House member $250K - $500K Sold · filed 25 days later
The Politician Trades screen: what officials disclosed buying and selling, the stocks the money went into, and the list of trades with each reported range.
The Politician Trades screen on a real session, with the reported range and the filing lag on every row.

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U.S. House, U.S. Senate and executive-branch disclosures in one feed.

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Filings and totals by politician, by company and by state.

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Open an official to see everything they have disclosed, or a company to see who in Washington has traded it. Filter by office, state, transaction type and size.

Buying and selling are totalled by day, and the most-bought and most-sold names are ranked across every filing.

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The person behind the filing

Transactions per filing
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Read the transaction beside that person's filing history.

Read the lag before you read the trade.

By law a trade can be disclosed up to 45 days after it happens, and some arrive later still. The lag is printed on every row, so you always know how old the news is.

Officials report amounts as ranges. We print the range they filed and link to the document, rather than pretending to know the number.

Two dates, two different meanings

Trade date and filing date
Traded Filed
Reporting delay
The trade date and the public filing date belong together.

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Insider Trades

Executives, directors and 10% owners, from SEC Form 4.

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