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What Congress is trading

Members of Congress have to report their own trades within 45 days. These come from the reports filed with the Clerk of the House and with the Senate Office of Public Records, and every one links to the document it came from.

For the House, only trades a member appears to have chosen are shown. Most reported activity happens inside accounts run by someone else — a wealth manager, a family trust, a retirement plan — and those are left out, because nobody in Congress decided to make them. The Senate form does not report that distinction, so Senate trades are shown as filed, without any claim about who chose them.

Reported trades, by month

Purchases above the line and sales below, counted rather than added up: a report gives a band, never an amount.

Jan 25: purchases 88Jan 25: sales 21Feb 25: purchases 78Feb 25: sales 34Mar 25: purchases 67Mar 25: sales 43Apr 25: purchases 111Apr 25: sales 35May 25: purchases 52May 25: sales 16Jun 25: purchases 46Jun 25: sales 40Jul 25: purchases 72Jul 25: sales 129Aug 25: purchases 92Aug 25: sales 47Sep 25: purchases 58Sep 25: sales 46Oct 25: purchases 61Oct 25: sales 63Nov 25: purchases 88Nov 25: sales 57Dec 25: purchases 103Dec 25: sales 66Jan 26: purchases 77Jan 26: sales 82Feb 26: purchases 90Feb 26: sales 78Mar 26: purchases 717Mar 26: sales 74Apr 26: purchases 46Apr 26: sales 69May 26: purchases 96May 26: sales 120Jun 26: purchases 44Jun 26: sales 85Jul 26: purchases 80Jul 26: sales 93Aug 26: purchases 51Aug 26: sales 82Sep 26: purchases 11Sep 26: sales 4
▲ Purchases 2,128▼ Sales 1,284Jan 25 to Oct 26The latest two months are still being reported: members have up to 45 days to file.
Congressional trades by month, since January 2025
MonthPurchasesSales
Jan 258821
Feb 257834
Mar 256743
Apr 2511135
May 255216
Jun 254640
Jul 2572129
Aug 259247
Sep 255846
Oct 256163
Nov 258857
Dec 2510366
Jan 267782
Feb 269078
Mar 2671774
Apr 264669
May 2696120
Jun 264485
Jul 268093
Aug 265182
Sep 26114
Oct 2600

Most recent

Newest first. A report can arrive up to 45 days after the trade.

Largest reported

Ordered by the bottom of each band, because that is the only figure a filing commits to. The band is shown beside every one.

Free to read, no account needed. These come from periodic transaction reports filed with the Clerk of the House and with the Senate Office of Public Records, and every trade above links to the original document.

Two gaps worth knowing about. Around a tenth of House reports and a tenth of Senate ones are filed on paper and published as scans, which cannot be read without transcribing them by eye, so this is not a complete record of everything reported. In the Senate that shortfall is almost entirely one person: Senator Richard Blumenthal files on paper and nothing else, so none of his trades appear here.

The House form names the managed account a trade sits inside, so activity a wealth manager chose rather than the member is separated out. The Senate form does not ask, so Senate trades are shown without that distinction rather than presented as decisions the senator personally made.