Public disclosure research
Congress stock trades.
Start with the evidence.
Read disclosed stock purchases, check who owned them, and compare what happened after publication with SPY. These five profiles are CopyGov’s free editorial sample, selected independently of their returns.
Nancy Pelosi
Read stock-purchase disclosures attributed to Nancy Pelosi, including transactions reported for a spouse. The owner field matters: a household disclosure is not evidence that Nancy Pelosi personally placed an order.
Read disclosures & historical outcomes ↗Ro Khanna
Explore stock-purchase disclosures attributed to Ro Khanna. Check the reported owner and source document before attributing an individual investment decision. A large number of disclosures does not establish investment skill.
Read disclosures & historical outcomes ↗Josh Gottheimer
Explore disclosed stock purchases associated with Josh Gottheimer. Repeated transactions can overlap in time, so the average return across signals should not be read as the return of a diversified portfolio.
Read disclosures & historical outcomes ↗Michael McCaul
Review stock purchases disclosed in Michael McCaul’s filings. Compare each record with its original document, including the reported owner, before interpreting the subsequent market outcome.
Read disclosures & historical outcomes ↗Dan Crenshaw
Review stock-purchase disclosures attributed to Dan Crenshaw. Pay particular attention to the number of priced observations and missing prices: a small historical sample provides limited evidence about future results.
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