Which senators are buying stocks right now?+
Senate disclosures live in the Senate's eFD portal, a separate system from the House filings. Our 8,674 congressional records are House STOCK Act transactions, with party and chamber labeled. Senate coverage is on the roadmap; the House feed is live and searchable today.
Is there a good Pelosi stock tracker alternative?+
Yes, and it is broader: instead of following one politician, our congressional feed tracks every House member's disclosed trades. Search any ticker to see which representatives bought or sold it, or browse the full STOCK Act feed. One-person trackers miss the other 434 members.
How do I screen for CEOs buying their own stock?+
Filter the Form 4 feed to open-market buys where the filer's title includes chief executive. A CEO buying with personal money is the single loudest insider signal, and it gets louder when directors buy alongside. That is exactly what the cluster-buy flag catches.
What is a 10b5-1 plan insider sale, and should I ignore it?+
A 10b5-1 plan is a pre-scheduled trading program, set up months in advance to avoid insider-trading liability. Sales under it were decided long ago, so they carry far less signal than an open-market buy placed yesterday. We label them so you never mistake one for the other.
What does the insider buying vs selling ratio tell us?+
In aggregate, insiders sell more than they buy, since compensation is often stock. The ratio matters less than the exceptions: tickers where buying suddenly outweighs selling, especially by multiple insiders at once. Those are the 56 cluster-buy tickers we flag.