Under the STOCK Act, members of the U.S. House of Representatives file a Periodic Transaction Report when they, their spouse or a dependent child trades a stock. Those reports are published by the Clerk of the House, and this reads them.
Coverage is the U.S. House of Representatives only — these are the reports published by the Clerk of the House. Nothing here should be read as covering the whole of Congress.
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Companies named in recent disclosed U.S. House purchases:
Company figures behind this list are dated 2026-08-06 or later.
These are disclosures, not trade tickets. A report can be filed up to 45 days after the transaction, amounts are published as broad ranges rather than exact figures, and the trade may belong to a spouse or a dependent child rather than the member. None of it is a signal about the company.
Company filings come from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and share prices are delayed daily-close market data. Every figure the product shows carries the date it is from, and anything we do not hold is shown as missing rather than guessed.
This is a research tool, not advice. It describes what companies have already reported and how their shares have already traded; it does not predict what happens next. Figures are delayed and can be incomplete, so check anything that matters to you against the original filing.
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Catalog last updated 2026-08-06.