Is congressional stock trading legal?

Yes. Members of Congress are legally allowed to trade stocks. The STOCK Act (2012) requires them to disclose trades within 45 days of the transaction. Congressional Trader surfaces those public disclosures.

How current is the data?

We scrape official House and Senate STOCK Act disclosure portals daily. The law allows up to 45 days between a transaction and its public filing, so some trades may be weeks old when they appear.

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Pro subscribers can follow specific politicians or tickers. When a new STOCK Act disclosure matches a watchlist entry, you receive an email notification with trade details, committee context, and filing delay.

Is this investment advice?

No. Congressional Trader provides informational content derived from public government disclosures. Nothing on this site constitutes investment advice. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.

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Gilbert Ray Cisneros filed on Jul 2, 2026

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Data comes from public House and Senate STOCK Act disclosures. Filing delays vary by lawmaker and transaction, and all analysis is informational, not investment advice.

Tracked disclosures

3930

Current feed size

Top win rate

100%

W. Gregory Steube

Latest filing

Jul 2, 2026

CECO by Gilbert Ray Cisneros

Data last updated

Jul 7, 2026

Scraped from House & Senate PTR