Politician Trades
STOCK Act disclosures
What Congress is buying, on the record, weeks after the fact.
House and Senate trade disclosures through FMP four times a day, each with its trade date, its disclosure date and the days between. On Pro.
Form 4from an insider’s trade
Due within 2 business days. Convexity reads it every 2 hours for the S&P 500, nightly for the rest.
Congressfrom a member’s trade
Due within 45 days. Convexity reads it four times a day.
13Ffrom the quarter’s end
Due within 45 days. Convexity reads it weekdays.
Deadlines: SEC Rule 16a-3, STOCK Act section 6 and SEC Rule 13f-1, retrieved 2026-10-19.
Every filing carries a date it occurred, and a date you found out.
A periodic transaction report gives the asset, a dollar bracket rather than an amount, and two dates. Convexity keeps both dates and counts the days between them.
10brackets, from $1,001
The bracket as filed, with its midpoint kept for adding up dollars.
Log scale. The tick is the midpoint; over $50M counts as $50M.
45days, then flagged late
Both dates are kept. Past 45 days, a trade is flagged as a late disclosure.
Two disclosures, drawn to the day.
- Member
Who filed, with their committees when the name resolves to a sitting member.
- Asset
As filed, with its ticker. A disclosure that names no ticker is left out.
Committee jurisdiction cross-reference. Trading the sector you oversee.
A member trading an index fund is routine. A member trading a company in the sector their committee oversees is worth a second look, so Convexity checks one against the other.
- AgricultureSenate and House: Consumer Staples, Materials
- Armed ServicesSenate and House: Industrials
- Banking · Financial ServicesSenate and House: Financials, Real Estate
- Commerce, Science and TransportationSenate: Information Technology, Communication Services, Industrials, Consumer Discretionary
- Energy and CommerceHouse: Energy, Health Care, Information Technology, Communication Services, Utilities
- Energy and Natural ResourcesSenate: Energy, Utilities
- Environment and Public WorksSenate: Utilities, Materials, Industrials
- Finance · Ways and MeansSenate and House: Financials, Health Care
- Health, Education, Labor and PensionsSenate: Health Care
- JudiciarySenate and House: Information Technology, Communication Services
- Natural ResourcesHouse: Energy, Materials, Utilities
- Science, Space and TechnologyHouse: Information Technology
- Transportation and InfrastructureHouse: Industrials
- Appropriationsleft out: no sector claimed
- Budgetleft out: no sector claimed
- Rulesleft out: no sector claimed
Who traded, which chamber, which state: on every row.
Convexity infers no motive and adds no commentary. A trade carries what its disclosure says.
Chamber and state
On every trade. Party where Convexity knows it; it is not yet filled in for every member.
3members inside 30 days
Three or more members trading the same name the same way inside 30 days.
Congressional trades across the terminal.
All of it on Pro, except Mimir's first four.
The Congress tab
Insider Flow’s tab for the latest disclosures and a leaderboard of members.
Member pages
A member’s committees and a year of trades, each with its bracket and the days it took to file.
The stock page
A name’s latest congressional trades from the past year.
Signals and the brief
Late disclosures in Home’s signal feed, and up to three disclosures a name in your morning brief.
Mimir
A company’s congressional trades, its clusters and the committee flag. The top four are free.
Sketches of the screens, not their data.
Read the disclosures Congress files about itself.
House and Senate disclosures, dated twice and attributed, four times a day on Pro.