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.
1 late stock disclosure this week →We track every congressional trade disclosed under the STOCK Act. Here are the most recent disclosures from members of Congress — covering every filing since 2018, updated daily from official House and Senate filings.
Highest 60-day win rate among members with 20+ disclosed buys.
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 57 are flagged for a closer look — a triage signal, not a buy signal.
For every high-conviction trade, Claude Sonnet 4.6 generates a plain-English explanation: what the public corroboration signals suggest, and what to watch for.
Backtested across all STOCK Act purchase trades with price data. In our backtest, cross-chamber bipartisan cluster buys outperformed the all-purchases baseline.
Real bipartisan clusters with the highest realized 60-day returns after the cluster formed. Selected high-return examples — most clusters do not perform this way.
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