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House Stock Tradeslive

Every U.S. House representative's disclosed trade, pulled from the House Clerk's PTR system every 6 hours.

as of 01:14:34 UTC

House stock trades are the periodic transaction reports (PTRs) filed by U.S. House representatives under the STOCK Act. Members have between 30 and 45 days after a covered trade to file, so this feed is a lagging signal by design — but it is complete, structured, and free.

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Frequently asked questions

Where do House stock trades come from?

Every trade comes from the House Clerk's public disclosure system — periodic transaction reports (PTRs) that House members are required to file under the STOCK Act within 30 to 45 days of any covered transaction.

Can House representatives legally trade stocks?

Yes. Members of the U.S. House of Representatives are legally allowed to trade individual stocks and options as long as every covered trade is disclosed on a PTR within the statutory window. There is ongoing legislation (the PELOSI Act and related bills) that would ban the practice; none of it has passed as of today.

How often is this feed updated?

We re-scrape the House Clerk's disclosure system every six hours, so a new House trade appears here within one polling cycle of the PTR being posted publicly.

House Stock Trades — Live tracker & data

Topic: House Stock Trades

Last updated · Capitol Whale research

  • Live house stock trades data updated intraday
  • SEC filings, exchange feeds, and on-chain sources
  • Cross-links to insider, Congress, and options flow
  • Free, no signup required for core view

What it is. House Stock Trades: House Stock Trades is a Capitol Whale market-data tracker covering house stock trades in real time. We aggregate SEC filings, exchange feeds, on-chain data, and Congressional disclosures to surface positioning, flow, and smart-money signals in one place.

How to read it. Read the top summary for the current state of house stock trades, then drill into the tables and charts for detail. Cross-links point to insider filings (Form 4), Congressional PTRs, dark-pool prints, and options flow so you can triangulate a signal quickly.

Why it matters. House Stock Trades matters because retail traders now compete against algorithms and disclosed institutional flow. Tracking house stock trades on Capitol Whale gives you the same public-filing edge that professional desks build in-house — without the six-figure Bloomberg terminal.

What moves it. House Stock Trades responds to broad market regime (risk-on vs risk-off), sector-specific catalysts, macro liquidity shifts, and the specific institutional flow this tracker captures. Cross-reference with the related trackers below for a fuller picture.

Common mistakes. Reading a single data point in isolation. Ignoring the base rate. Confusing correlation with causation. Failing to check the "last updated" timestamp before acting on stale numbers.

Frequently asked

What is House Stock Trades?

House Stock Trades is a live market tracker on Capitol Whale. It aggregates public data — filings, exchange feeds, and on-chain sources — into a single dashboard for house stock trades.

Is House Stock Trades data free?

Yes. Core Capitol Whale trackers, including House Stock Trades, are free to read. Premium features (alerts, exports, historical backfills, API access) are optional.

How often does House Stock Trades update?

Market data updates intraday during US session hours. Filings-derived signals refresh as new SEC EDGAR, House Clerk, and Senate EFD disclosures publish.

Where does House Stock Trades data come from?

Directly from primary sources — SEC EDGAR for filings, House Clerk and Senate EFD for Congressional disclosures, exchange feeds for market data, and public blockchains for on-chain metrics.

Can I export House Stock Trades data?

CSV export is available on premium tiers. API access is available for enterprise users.

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