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Capitol Trades Review, Pricing, and Features
Capitol Trades
Capitol Trades tracks U.S. congressional trading disclosures under the STOCK Act. Filter trades by politician, issuer, chamber, party, committee, state, asset, transaction type, sector, size, and filing details. Disclosures can arrive after the trade, and reported amounts are ranges rather than exact fills.
Best for
- Investors and journalists tracking U.S. politician trade disclosures by member, issuer, state, party, chamber, committee, transaction type, and size range.
- Users researching congressional trading, Pelosi trades, STOCK Act, politician portfolio, and issuer-specific political-trade queries.
- Research workflows where political transaction disclosures are a signal to investigate conflicts, sector exposure, and catalysts rather than an automatic trade.
Watch out
- STOCK Act disclosures are reported after the transaction and are not a real-time execution feed.
- Capitol Trades states that historical data available on the website is restricted to the past three years.
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Pricing
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Free public access to the Capitol Trades web experience.
Key features
- Track U.S. Senate and House disclosures through the Trades, Politicians, and Issuers pages.
- Filters for political trades by chamber, party, committee, state, asset type, transaction type, trade size, sector, and issuer country.
- Direct access to trade detail pages with traded date, published date, filed date, reporting gap, owner type, asset type, and disclosed size range.
- Original filing links to verify disclosures at the source before acting on a trade.
- Browsing access to issuer pages with market snapshots and lists of politician trades tied to that issuer.
- Monitor Insights, Buzz, newsletter, and social updates for political-trading stories and newly published disclosures.
- Use political disclosures to investigate conflicts, sector exposure, or possible catalysts.
- STOCK Act disclosures are not real-time trade executions and may appear well after the underlying transaction.
- Public-history limits: Capitol Trades says website history is restricted to the past three years.
- Disclosed amounts often use broad ranges and can include spouse, dependent, joint, or other owner categories.
- Politician trades are not recommendations, proof of current holdings, or a substitute for valuation and risk analysis.
FAQ
Is Capitol Trades free?
Capitol Trades is free to use. Visit the vendor site for the latest limits and onboarding details.
Who is Capitol Trades best for?
Capitol Trades is built for Retail Traders, Pro Retail, Analysts, and Students/Researchers. It suits beginner and intermediate users.
What platforms and connections does Capitol Trades support?
You can use Capitol Trades on Web.
Which markets does Capitol Trades cover?
Capitol Trades covers North America. It tracks Stocks, ETFs, Mutual Funds, Options, Cryptos, Bonds + 2 more. Identifiers include Ticker.
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