Observed arrival · 2026-10-28
Congress Trading Review tests disclosed trades against 16 insider-trading patterns
An independent review compares stock trades disclosed by U.S. House and Senate members with 16 statistical signatures associated with insider trading.
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- Readers examining congressional stock disclosures and public-integrity questions
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- The page reports 7.8% of trades were disclosed after the STOCK Act’s 45-day limit; disclosed values are shown as ranges.
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The tests distinguish among “Fits pattern,” “Open question,” “Does not fit,” and “Not assessed,” rather than reducing every result to a single verdict. The listed scope includes House and Senate disclosures, and the site says disclosed dollar values are ranges; it also reports a 7.8% late-disclosure share. The homepage explicitly states that the project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Congress or a government agency.
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