Insiders, members of Congress and big investors have to report their trades. We turn each one into plain English: company filings within 15 minutes, Congress reports within hours.
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In the latest reports
The last 30 days
$908.59M
bought by company insiders
at 202 companies
249
trades by members of Congress
made public by 30 members
1,353
big-stake reports
498 of them new stakes
They’re spread across thousands of government forms. We read them as they come in and turn each trade into one plain line.
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Names the right way round, the company by its name, the role in words, the amount in dollars.
A director of Medifast, Parsa Kiai, bought $66.1K of its stock.
Traded Oct 28 · made public Oct 30 · Original filing
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From reports the law requires. Company insiders and big investors file with the SEC; members of the House and the Senate file with their chamber; the President, Vice President and cabinet file with the Office of Government Ethics. We read the reports directly: SEC filings are checked every 15 minutes, Congress reports a few times a day, government ethics reports daily.
That's the reporting deadline, not us. Insiders have two business days to report; members of Congress have up to 45 days. Every trade shows both dates: when it happened and when it was made public.
Company insiders, big investors, every member of the House and the Senate, and the President, Vice President and cabinet. Reports filed on paper are linked but can't be read, so a few older trades are missing.
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