A congress stock tracker that grades every trade.
See what members of Congress are buying and selling as their disclosures are filed, whether each trade played out, and how the calls stack up against every other investor Quantral tracks.
Public data, scored. Not financial advice, do your own research.
What you see when a member files a trade.
Every trade a member discloses shows up in the app as it is filed: who traded, which stock, whether they bought or sold, and roughly how much. It sits on the company page next to what finance X, Reddit and Substack are saying about the same name, so you can see at a glance whether Congress and the crowd agree.
Byron Donalds·Filed Sep 15Disclosed a purchase of $1,001–$15,000 of Netflix (NFLX).
Cleo Fields·Filed Sep 2Disclosed a purchase of $1,001–$15,000 of Apple (AAPL).
Jared Moskowitz·Filed Aug 27Disclosed a full sale of $1,001–$15,000 of STERIS (STE).
Most congress trackers list the trades. Quantral grades them.
A list of trades tells you what a member did. Quantral also tells you whether it worked: every disclosed trade is graded as a call, the same way Quantral builds a track record for any finance account. Members appear on the same leaderboard as every other investor we track, so you can see how a politician’s calls compare with the voices you already follow.
Congress, insiders and the crowd, in one score.
A member’s trade means more when the company’s own executives are buying too, and when the people on finance X, Reddit and Substack with the best track records agree. Quantral weighs all three and turns them into one 0–100 score per company, with a plain-English reason, so you don’t have to piece it together yourself.
Sandisk Corporation
$1975.65 +5%
Getting a lot of attention on Reddit's r/wallstreetbets as people get excited about its performance and potential.
SNDK · Computer hardware · 1h
NVIDIA Corporation
$205.56 +0.34%
On X, people are discussing Nvidia's plan to launch its Vera AI CPU in China by August.
NVDA · Semiconductors · 2h
Micron Technology
$995.04 -0.08%
Getting buzz on X after a buy rating and a $1600 price target.
MU · Semiconductors · 3h
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Questions, answered
Every House and Senate member who files STOCK Act trade disclosures is tracked as a voice in Quantral. When a member discloses a trade, a purchase counts as a bullish call and a sale as a bearish call. Each call is graded on whether it played out, and members appear on the same leaderboard as every other investor Quantral tracks.
As soon as they are filed. The law gives members up to 45 days to disclose a trade, so a trade usually becomes public days to weeks after it happened. Quantral shows it once the disclosure is out, which means a congress trade is never a real-time signal, and it is worth checking how far the stock has already moved.
All of them who file. Every member who files STOCK Act trade disclosures from the House or the Senate is tracked, whichever party or committee they belong to.
Capitol Trades and Quiver are established congress trading trackers, and both are worth a look. Quantral grades each disclosed trade as a call and puts members on the same leaderboard as the finance accounts it tracks on X, Reddit and Substack. It also shows congress trades in one app next to the crowd's view and insider buying, so you can see all three on the same company.
No. Quantral surfaces signals and context from public sources to help you do your own research. Nothing here is financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.
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