Congress trades
Members of the U.S. Congress are required by the STOCK Act to disclose their securities transactions within 45 days. Click any name to see their reported trades.
Brian Mast
House · Representative · District 21
U.S. Army veteran. Disclosures show concentrated trading in defense and aerospace.
Dan Crenshaw
House · Representative · District 02
Former U.S. Navy SEAL. Active disclosed trader of large-cap technology and defense names.
John Boozman
Senate · Senior Senator
Long-tenured senator from Arkansas. Disclosures span agriculture, healthcare, and consumer staples.
Josh Gottheimer
House · Representative · District 05
Centrist Democrat. Discloses regular trades across diversified large-cap U.S. equities.
Katherine Clark
House · House Minority Whip · District 05
Member of House Democratic leadership. Disclosures span large-cap technology and healthcare.
Kevin Hern
House · Representative · District 01
Former CEO of a major McDonald's franchise group. Disclosures lean heavily into energy and consumer names.
Nancy Pelosi
House · Speaker Emerita · District 11
Former Speaker of the House. Trades made in her household are filed under her PTR — most are executed by her husband Paul Pelosi via PFP Family Office.
Ron Wyden
Senate · Senior Senator
Chair of the Senate Finance Committee. Limited disclosed trading — mostly diversified mutual funds.
Susan Collins
Senate · Senior Senator
Long-tenured moderate Republican. Disclosures show modest, infrequent equity trades.
Tommy Tuberville
Senate · Senior Senator
Former college football coach. One of the most active disclosed traders in the Senate, including frequent options activity.