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Politician trading disclosures — updated daily
Every stock trade a politician discloses — from Congress to the White House — who, what, how much, and how late. Pulled from official filings into one clean daily email.
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The disclosures are technically public — scattered across three government portals, locked in PDFs, filed weeks or months late. We read all of it, every morning, so you don't have to.
Straight from the House, Senate and OGE portals. No rumors, no scraped tweets — the paper trail itself.
Our AI-maintained pipeline normalizes tickers, buckets amounts, and computes the filing lag — so every trade is comparable across members and time.
Who traded, what, how much, and how late they filed. One email a day. Member and ticker follows are next.
I subscribe to way too many finance emails and skim maybe half. This one I actually read. It's short, and someone filing 200 days late is weirdly gripping breakfast reading.
I used to check the Senate disclosure site myself, which was miserable. Now I glance at one email while the coffee brews and I'm done.
No hype and no “buy signals”, just the filings. Honestly that's why I trust it. Let me follow specific tickers and it's a five.
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