Who in Congress trades stocks — and when they buy, does the stock go up? 343 of 538 members ranked by performance across 189,595 STOCK Act disclosures.
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Politicians Tracked
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Buy Trades
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Most Profit
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Avg α vs SPY (30d)
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Best Single Trade
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Top Win Rate
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Trader
Chamber
Buys
Sells
Volume
Win %
α 30d
ROI /yr
Best
Profit (Est)
Quality
HF Sync
Family
Bills
Sectors
Greediness
Risk Watch · Politicians ranked by AI-derived corruption risk score. The model considers donor concentration, lobbying alignment with committee jurisdiction, late filing rate, family trade volume, and committee-sector trade overlap. Click a row to open the politician's profile.
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Politician
Chamber
Risk
Capture
Conflict
Late Filing
Influence
Capture / Vulnerability Signal
Forecasts · LLM-generated forward-looking trade forecasts per politician. Each forecast includes a target ticker, direction, confidence, catalyst event (often an upcoming committee markup or bill action), and historical precedent. Forecasts have a window end date — past that, they're considered missed.
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Ticker
Direction
Confidence
Window
Catalyst
Historical Precedent
Conflicts · Composite ethics ranking from politician_conflict_scores. The score blends late filing rate, committee-sector trade alignment, donor-vote alignment, and voted-while-holding patterns. Each sub-score is 0–20; the composite is 0–100.
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Politician
Chamber
Composite
Trade
Late
Cmte Align
Donor Align
Voted-Holdings
Top Sector
Repeat Offenders · Politicians who repeatedly buy a stock before a committee markup or bill action involving that ticker's sector. Each instance is a "prescient trade" — landed within 30 days before a related action. The pattern across many trades is the signal.