Track Congress stock trades, scored within hours of disclosure.
Coldpine tracks the stock trades of every U.S. senator and representative, parsed from their STOCK Act financial disclosures, scored by signal strength, with clusters flagged when members pile into the same ticker. Read the tape, not the headlines.
Only 33 of 71 members we can measure beat the S&P. We tell you which.
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Data from house.gov & senate.gov · Coldpine LLC · Not financial advice
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Inside Coldpine
This is the live product, not a mockup
Per-member alpha vs the S&P, and the most recent Congressional disclosures, straight from the dashboard.
Alpha method
Per-member returns vs S&P
90-day · point-in-time
- JF
+25.50% - MG
+15.51%Mark Greenn=10 - KL
+15.18% - DW
+12.42% - MM
+12.33% - KA
+6.64%
Disclosure feed
Recent Congressional trades
| Trade | Member | Ticker | Type | Score | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 27, 26 | Pete Sessions House · TX | MCD | sell | 0.57MED | $1K–$15K |
| Oct 27, 26 | Pete Sessions House · TX | AMZN | sell | 0.65HIGH | $15K–$50K |
| Oct 23, 26 | Kevin Hern House · OK | STX | sell | 0.72HIGH | $15K–$50K |
| Oct 23, 26 | Kevin Hern House · OK | ASML | sell | 0.67HIGH | $15K–$50K |
| Oct 22, 26 | Pete Sessions House · TX | LOW | sell | 0.69HIGH | $15K–$50K |
| Oct 22, 26 | Pete Sessions House · TX | HD | sell | 0.72HIGH | $1K–$15K |
| Oct 21, 26 | Pete Sessions House · TX | SOLS | sell | 0.57MED | $1K–$15K |
| Oct 21, 26 | Pete Sessions House · TX | REZI | sell | 0.65HIGH | — |
| Oct 21, 26 | Pete Sessions House · TX | PEP | sell | 0.57MED | $1K–$15K |
| Oct 20, 26 | Pete Sessions House · TX | IBM | sell | 0.52MED | $1K–$15K |
Latest reports
The newest periodic transaction reports on file
Each report opens to every trade it disclosed, the amount ranges, the 45-day lag check, and a link to the original government filing. No account needed.
- Rep. David J. Taylor disclosed 8 tradesFiled Oct 29, 2026 · MPC, PLD, LRCX, RPM +2
- Rep. Kevin Hern disclosed 3 tradesFiled Oct 28, 2026 · ASML, STX, TXN
- Rep. Suzan K. DelBene disclosed 2 tradesFiled Oct 28, 2026 · Black Belt Energy Gas Dist… +1
- Rep. Diana Harshbarger disclosed 11 tradesFiled Oct 27, 2026 · Austin TX BE/R/ +10
- Rep. Diana Harshbarger disclosed 12 tradesFiled Oct 27, 2026 · XOM
- Rep. Diana Harshbarger disclosed 7 tradesFiled Oct 27, 2026 · Atlanta GA ARPT RV BE/R/ +6
- Rep. Pete Sessions disclosed 32 tradesFiled Oct 27, 2026 · AMZN, COST, MCD, TJX +24
- Rep. Max Miller disclosed 2 tradesFiled Oct 27, 2026 · AIX Ventures Fund II, LP (G… +1
Names you’re watching
Track Nancy Pelosi, every senator, and every House member
Coldpine is a stock tracker for the whole of Congress, from Nancy Pelosi to every senator and representative who files a disclosure. The Senate and the House each have their own page listing every member on the record, and each member has a page of their own. Open one and see their trades scored against the S&P. No single-name gimmick, the entire House and Senate.
What a report contains
What a periodic transaction report actually says
A periodic transaction report, the PTR, is a short form rather than a statement of holdings. Each row names the asset and its ticker, says whether it was a purchase, a sale or an exchange, gives the date of the trade and the date the member reported it, and marks whose account it sat in: the member’s own, a spouse’s, or a dependent child’s. Coldpine parses every one of those fields and keeps the link to the original document.
What the form does not give you is a number. There is no share count, no price, and no dollar total. The member ticks a range off a fixed ladder, so the size of any Congressional trade is only ever known to a bracket. Those ranges are wide at the bottom and very wide at the top, and nearly three quarters of everything disclosed sits on the lowest rung. Here is how the 29,087 trades on record actually fall.
- $1,001–$15,00020,98672.1%
- $15,001–$50,0004,49615.5%
- $50,001–$100,0001,4364.9%
- $100,001–$250,0001,2104.2%
- $250,001–$500,0004221.5%
- $500,001–$1,000,0003051.0%
- $1,000,001–$5,000,0001840.6%
- $5,000,001–$25,000,000410.1%
- $25,000,001–$50,000,0001<0.1%
- Over $50,000,0006<0.1%
Counted across every parsed trade that carries an amount range. A further 34 report a figure under the $1,000 reporting floor and sit outside the ladder.
This is why Coldpine shows a range everywhere it shows a size, and why a member’s total is stated as a span rather than a figure. Reading a bracket as a precise amount is the most common mistake made with this data.
How to track Congress stock trades
Every disclosure, and every way to read it
Under the STOCK Act, a member of Congress must report each stock trade over $1,000 on a periodic transaction report within 45 days of the trade. The House posts those reports through the Clerk’s disclosure portal and the Senate through its eFD system, mostly as PDFs. Coldpine reads both portals every few minutes, parses each report into rows, scores every trade, and publishes the result on the pages below. Since January 2023 that is 1,900 reports with parsed trades from 229 members, the latest filed October 29, 2026.
Read the guide: where the filings are and how to read oneFilings feed
Every periodic transaction report, newest first, with the trades it disclosed and the 45-day lag check on each one.
MembersEvery senator and representative
A page per member on record: trades, filings, most-traded tickers, disclosure lag, and measured return versus the S&P 500. Separate hubs for the Senate and the House.
StatesDelegations by state
Each state's members ranked by disclosed trades, with the sitting members who have filed no report named as well.
ZIP lookupYour delegation
Enter a ZIP code to see what your two senators and your representative have disclosed since 2023.
TickersEvery stock Congress disclosed
A page per ticker: who bought, who sold, when, and how the trades scored.
OverlapDoes Congress trade your stocks?
Paste up to 20 tickers and see which members traded them in the last 90 days.
RankingLeaderboard
Members ranked by realized return versus the S&P 500 on disclosed purchases, and by volume.
FindingsResearch
Data findings from the full dataset: who beats the market, who files late, what stocks do before a disclosure lands.
AI assistantsMCP server
The same source-linked data for Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants through a read-only Model Context Protocol server.
The difference
Most trackers show the feed. We score it.
The raw list of Congressional trades is a commodity. You can find it for free. Coldpine adds the intelligence layer on top: every trade scored for signal strength, clusters flagged when members pile into the same name, and each member ranked by their actual return versus the S&P. Most members do not beat the market. We show you the ones who do.
See who beats the marketHow we compare
The feed is a commodity. The intelligence isn’t.
| Capability | Capitol Trades | Quiver | Coldpine |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raw disclosure feed | |||
| Signal scoring | |||
| Cluster detection | |||
| Member alpha vs S&P | |||
| AI trade narrativesAI trade narrativesColdpine’s read: a short written analysis generated for every high-conviction trade, connecting the member’s committee assignments, disclosure timing, trade size, and cluster activity into a plain-English rationale. You can see a live example on any member or stock page. Descriptive only, not investment advice. | |||
| Updated within hours |
Check = yes · dash = partial or limited · x = no. Comparison of publicly documented features, current as of 2026. Not affiliated with Capitol Trades or Quiver.
How it works
From disclosure to signal in hours
Ingest
We poll the House and Senate disclosure portals continuously, every 5 minutes during market hours. New filings land in our pipeline within minutes of being posted.
Parse
Each disclosure PDF is read and converted to structured rows (ticker, side, amount range, owner, dates), so you're reading data, not scanning scanned paper.
Score
A weighted score combines four live factors: disclosure speed, trade size, cluster activity, and member track record. Signals above 0.65 are the high-conviction reads.
Why Coldpine
Built to be read like a terminal, not a Reddit thread
Cluster detection
When 3+ members buy the same ticker in the same week, we flag it. Cluster activity is one of the strongest conviction signals, and the hardest to catch in real time unless something is watching for it.
Track record, scored
Every member carries a track-record score from their own disclosure history, and the Returns view ranks each member's realized alpha against the S&P. No vibes, just receipts.
One click to the source
Every trade links back to the original government filing. No black box, no proprietary feed you can't audit. If we say it, you can check it.
Informational, not advisory
Coldpine doesn't trade for you and never touches your broker. We're a publisher of intelligence on public disclosures, and every decision stays with you.
Free during early access
Full access to the live signal feed, every member and ticker detail page, search, filters, Coldpine’s read on each trade, real-time alerts, your watchlist, and backtesting. The whole product.
No card required. While Coldpine is in early access, an account includes everything, free. Paid plans return later; early users hear about it first, and nothing is ever charged automatically.
Common questions
What makes Coldpine different from other congressional trackers?
Most trackers stop at the feed: they show you what Congress traded. Coldpine adds the intelligence layer on top. We score every trade for signal strength (disclosure speed, trade size, cluster activity, and the member's track record), flag when several members pile into the same name, and measure each member's actual return versus the S&P, so you can see who trades well, not just who trades a lot. Most members do not beat the market; we show you the ones who do. The raw data is a commodity. Knowing which of it matters is the product.
How do I track a specific senator's or representative's stock trades?
Open their page from the member directory: search by name, or browse the Senate hub, the House hub, or your state's delegation page. Each member page lists every disclosed trade with the report it came from, the disclosure lag, the member's most-traded tickers, and their measured return versus the S&P 500. A signed-in user can follow a member and get an alert when a new report is parsed.
How long after a trade does it become public?
The STOCK Act gives a member 30 days from learning of a trade, and no more than 45 days from the trade itself, to file a periodic transaction report. Coldpine records the actual lag on every disclosed trade and flags reports filed past the deadline. Our compliance research covers how often that happens by chamber and by party.
Where does the data come from?
Every trade is a public disclosure filed by members of Congress under the STOCK Act. We aggregate, parse, and score what's already public, and link each row back to the original filing.
Is Coldpine financial advice?
No. Coldpine is an informational publisher. We don't manage money, connect to your broker, or tell you what to buy. What you do with the information is entirely up to you.
How fast is “within hours”?
New disclosures hit our pipeline within minutes of being posted, and scored signals are live within hours, not the days it takes to read filings by hand.
What does a free account include?
During early access, everything: the live signal feed updated every few minutes, every member, ticker, and trade detail page, search and filtering across the whole table, Coldpine's read (the AI on each trade), real-time alerts, an unlimited watchlist, and backtesting.
Is it really free? What's the catch?
Coldpine is in early access, so every account gets the full product free. No card, no trial clock. Paid plans return after early access, and early users hear about it first; nothing is ever charged automatically.
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