Insiders and Congress, on one page. See what they're buying.
Insiders and Congress both have to file. We read both, daily, and put them on the stock.
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Live filings, from the scanner
Read from the filing sites through the day. Newest Sep 18. 654 filings read in the last 7 days.NotableThe most recent filing from Nancy Pelosi, and the biggest buy on record
Nancy PelosiBuyHouseBEBloom Energy Corporation$500,001 to $1,000,000traded Jul 28, disclosed Aug 21(24 days later)
BuyNancy PelosiHouseMatthew WilksBuyDirectorFTKFlotek Industries, Inc.$34M at $26.01bought Sep 11, filed Sep 15
BuyMatthew WilksDirector
Congress buys on record
Newest filings first.
Alan ArmstrongBuySenateWMBWilliams Companies Inc.$15,001 to $50,000traded Aug 20, disclosed yesterday(28 days later)
BuyAlan ArmstrongSenate- BuyAlan ArmstrongSenate
Byron DonaldsBuyHouseNFLXNetflix, Inc.$1,001 to $15,000traded Aug 12, disclosed Sep 15(34 days later)
BuyByron DonaldsHouseJosh GottheimerBuyHouseMSFTcallsMicrosoft Corp$500,001 to $1,000,000traded Aug 14, disclosed Sep 14(31 days later)
BuyJosh GottheimerHouse- BuyJosh GottheimerHouse
- 365 more Congress buys in the last 60 days, for members.Start free trial →
Insiders buying their own stock
Newest filings first, one row per person.
Michael P. LyonsBuyPresident & CEOTFCTruist Financial Corporation$1.0M at $48.36bought Sep 17, filed today
BuyMichael P. LyonsPresident & CEODavid StinnettBuyDirectorKRMNKarman Holdings Inc.$1.0M at $37.32bought Sep 16, filed today
BuyDavid StinnettDirectorTor Olav TroimBuyDirectorBORRBorr Drilling Limited$657K at $4.38bought Sep 17, filed today
BuyTor Olav TroimDirectorJoe WalshBuyChairman and CEOTHRYThryv Holdings, Inc.$45K at $1.80bought Sep 18, filed today
BuyJoe WalshChairman and CEO- BuyMary D PetryszynDirector
- 783 more insider buys in the last 60 days, for members.Start free trial →
Your rule: Any name: a member of Congress files.This is what the push looks like.
Congress gets 45 days to report a trade, so the trade date and the filing date are weeks apart. That wait is the filer's, not ours. We check the House, Senate, and Office of Government Ethics sites every hour, so a disclosure reaches this page within the hour it appears.
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Insiders, from EDGAR
Every open-market Form 4 within a day of filing, with the price paid and the value. Grants, option exercises, and tax withholding never count, and sales under a 10b5-1 plan are left out.
Congress and the White House, from the source
Senate, House, and Office of Government Ethics filings, read from the official sites. Both dates on every row, because a report can be 45 days late, and the amount band the filing gives.
It counts toward the score, and you can get an alert
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