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Latest from Congress
The newest disclosed trades across every sitting member with a page, and the stocks traded most over the last 90 days.
Latest disclosures
latest filing Sep 8, 2026
Lloyd Doggettbought PGProcter & Gamble
David Taylorsold AMGNAmgen
Ro Khannabought MIR
Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr.bought MSB
Jonathan L. Jacksonsold VSATViasatjoint account
Sheldon Whitehousesold LRCXLam Researchspouse account
Michael A. Rullisold ALLAllstate
Most traded in Congress
ranked by members trading, last 90 days to Sep 10, 2026- 1MSFTMicrosoft, 9 members9 members7 buys/9 sells
- 2AAPLApple, 9 members9 members2 buys/7 sells
- 3NVDANVIDIA, 8 members8 members4 buys/6 sells
- 4HDHome Depot, 7 members7 members5 buys/5 sells
- 5ABTAbbott Laboratories, 6 members6 members3 buys/5 sells
- 6SPCXSpace Exploration Technologies, 6 members6 members6 buys/0 sells
- 7GOOGLAlphabet, 5 members5 members4 buys/5 sells
- 8PGProcter & Gamble, 5 members5 members4 buys/4 sells
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The President's filings, the most active member, the newest filing and the largest 13F book on the site.
The PresidentDonald Trump5,839transactions on record, the newest report filed Aug 22, 2026.Most activeRo Khanna4,195transactions disclosed in the last 12 months, the most of any member.Newest filingLloyd DoggettPGBought$1,001 - $15,000, disclosed Sep 8, 2026, 22 days after the trade.
Fund managerKen Griffin$875.1BCitadel Advisors, the largest 13F book on the site, as filed for Q2 2026.Ken Griffin portrait by Paul Elledge, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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Every member, company and fund manager with filings on the site, A to Z.
Congress members
Members with disclosed trades, the days each took to disclose, and the portfolio as filed.
All membersCompanies
Form 4 insider buys and sells, Congress trades and the top 13F holders, by ticker.
All companiesFund managers
Each manager's 13F book, with the positions opened, added to, trimmed and closed.
All managersAlso on the recordLeaderboardMost held in CongressThe President's tradesS&P 500Nasdaq 100
How disclosure works
Three laws, three clocks. Every row on the site says which one it ran on.
Congress
A member of Congress has 45 days to disclose a trade.
The STOCK Act of 2012 requires a periodic transaction report within 45 days of a trade above $1,000, filed in a band rather than an amount. Every row shows the trade date, the filing date and the days between.
Insiders
A corporate insider has two business days.
Section 16 of the Exchange Act requires officers, directors and 10% holders to file a Form 4 within two business days, with a transaction code that says whether it was an open-market decision or compensation plumbing.
Fund managers
A large manager reports its holdings 45 days after the quarter ends.
A manager with $100 million or more in US equities files a 13F within 45 days of each quarter end. It lists holdings on the last day of the quarter, so a 13F always describes the past.
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Frequently asked questions
- Is GetSignal investment advice?
- No. It republishes disclosures that members of Congress, insiders, funds and the President are required by law to file. What you do with them is up to you.
- Where does the data come from?
- The House Clerk and Senate eFD portals for STOCK Act reports, SEC EDGAR for Form 4 and 13F filings, and OGE Form 278-T for the President. Where every figure comes from, which are estimates, and what the site does not know is on the methodology page.
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- New STOCK Act filings are checked every fifteen minutes, around the clock, and a push goes out as soon as a disclosure appears. The law gives a member up to 45 days to disclose a trade, so every row shows the trade date, the filing date and the days between.