We flag when the people buying a stock are the ones who regulate it — every trade scored, sourced to public STOCK Act filings, and explained by AI.
Trade The Hill combines congressional stock disclosures, government contract intelligence, AI analysis and portfolio tools — all in one place.
Congress members must disclose stock trades within 45 days under the STOCK Act. We make that data actionable in hours.
Members of Congress file trades with the House or Senate clerk. We ingest these filings automatically as soon as they're published.
Each trade is cross-referenced with committee assignments, recent votes, and legislation the member has sponsored. Conflict scores are generated automatically.
If the trade matches one of your alerts, an email digest is on its way the same day — we sync new disclosures twice daily. Your dashboard always shows the latest filings.
Use our portfolio simulator, AI analysis, and sector charts to turn raw disclosure data into actionable investment intelligence.
| Ticker | Company | Sector | Activity | Politicians trading | Buy / Sell split | Conflict score | Total disclosed |
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Based on STOCK Act disclosures · all-time figures, refreshed with every data update · sorted by number of disclosed trades
Planned sources: SAM.gov · USASpending.gov · congressional disclosures
Everything you need to track, analyse, and act on congressional trading data — in one platform built for edge-seeking investors.
New STOCK Act filings are pulled twice a day, and alert digests go out right after each sync — the same day a filing enters our database.
Every sitting senator and representative — House and Senate — monitored across all disclosed stock transactions, 365 days a year.
Years of historical disclosures, fully searchable by politician, ticker, sector, party, committee, and trade size.
Our highest-scoring filing so far: a Boeing Company (BA) trade by Patrick Fallon, a member of the Armed Services committee, scored 90/100 on committee overlap, trade size and disclosure delay. It measures the appearance of conflict — not wrongdoing.
Every ticker that appears in a congressional filing gets a profile: which members trade it, how often, at what size — refreshed with every sync.
Every disclosure since 2014 — 7,847 filings by 198 members — searchable by member, ticker, sector, party, committee and trade size on Pro.
See exactly what's included on each plan. Every feature, side by side — no surprises.
Start tracking congressional trades immediately. Access the live feed, every politician ranked, and 3 custom alerts at no cost.
Full access to every filing member, unlimited alerts, AI analysis on every trade, portfolio simulator, and the government contracts tracker.
We flag when the members buying a stock are the ones who regulate it — the committee-oversight overlap that other trackers miss. That's the difference between a list of trades and actual intelligence.
Built entirely on public STOCK Act disclosures — real filings, real dates, no rumors. Every data point traces back to an official congressional record you can verify yourself.
We decode and score what Congress is doing with its money — we don't promise you'll get rich. A clearer view of the public record, not financial advice.
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Trade The Hill aggregates publicly available congressional stock disclosures filed under the STOCK Act. This platform provides data and AI-generated analysis for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing on this platform constitutes financial, investment, or legal advice. Past performance of mirrored strategies is not indicative of future results. Always conduct your own research and consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions. Congressional disclosures may be delayed up to 45 days from the date of the trade.