WhoTraded

8 new reports today, Nov 12

They traded.
Then they waited.

Members of Congress get 45 days to report a stock trade. We show every one, in plain English, and how long it took.

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Sen. Rachel HaleR-TX · Senate

41days

from the trade to the report

Sen. Rachel Hale waited 41 days to report this trade

Oct 2

Bought NVDA

$1M to $5M

Nov 12

Reported

Senate

45-day limit, Nov 16

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How WhoTraded works

How WhoTraded works

  1. Step 1

    They trade

    A member of Congress or a company insider buys or sells a stock.

  2. Step 2

    They have to report it

    Congress gets 45 days. Company insiders get two business days. We collect every report.

  3. Step 3

    You see it

    Follow anyone and get an email when they report. We point out the trades that stand out.

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Trades that stand out

Scored against what each person normally does. A high score is not evidence of wrongdoing.

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Every trade, as it is reported

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