Signal Congress tracks every STOCK Act disclosure filed by U.S. senators and representatives, scores each trade against that member's own behavioral baseline, and surfaces the anomalous ones — trades that deviate from the member's history, cluster bipartisanly, and corroborate across 8 independent federal data sources.
22 late stock disclosures this week →We track every congressional trade disclosed under the STOCK Act. Here are the most recent disclosures from members of Congress — the most comprehensive congressional trade tracker, updated daily from official House and Senate filings.
Members of Congress with anomalous STOCK Act filing patterns, identified by Signal Congress.
When Republican and Democratic members independently trade the same stock in the same 60-day window, partisan bias disappears. Bipartisan clusters are the platform's highest-conviction signal — and the rarest.
Every trade is scored 0-100 across five dimensions: committee proximity, cluster membership, external signals (contracts, FEC, lobbying), behavioral patterns, and network effects. Trades above 65 are actionable.
For every high-conviction trade, Claude Sonnet 4.6 generates a plain-language investment thesis: what the public corroboration signals suggest, and what to watch for.
Backtested across all STOCK Act purchase trades with price data. Bipartisan cluster buys outperform at every horizon.
Historical examples of bipartisan clusters identified before major price moves.
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