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The Ultimate Congress Portfolio Tracker
by SNOWBALL ANALYTICS

Analyze public stock disclosures, monitor asset allocations, and track simulated returns of US senators and representatives based on official STOCK Act filings.

Nancy Pelosi (California)
Tommy Tuberville (Alabama)
Daniel Goldman (New York)
Michael McCaul (Texas)
David Trone (Maryland)
Ro Khanna (California)
Markwayne Mullin (Oklahoma)
Nancy Pelosi (California)
Tommy Tuberville (Alabama)
Daniel Goldman (New York)
Michael McCaul (Texas)
David Trone (Maryland)
Ro Khanna (California)
Markwayne Mullin (Oklahoma)
Tracked Politicians
120+
Total Disclosed Volume
$1.8B+
Sync Frequency
Batch Sync
Data Compliance
100% STOCK

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* Note: Calculations are based on historical public disclosures and reported transaction ranges. This tool is for informational purposes and does not constitute financial advice.

Projected 1-Year Performance

Estimated Total Value
$12,800
Estimated Net Profit
+$2,800
Historical Annual Yield
+28.0%
Estimated Risk Rating
High

Latest Disclosed Trades

Politician Ticker Type Reported Range Filing Date
Nancy Pelosi
Democrat • House
NVDA BUY $1,000,001 - $5,000,000 Jul 12, 2026
Tommy Tuberville
Republican • Senate
INTC SELL $15,001 - $50,000 Jul 08, 2026
Michael McCaul
Republican • House
META BUY $100,001 - $250,000 Jul 05, 2026
Daniel Goldman
Democrat • House
AAPL SELL $50,001 - $100,000 Jun 29, 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does this congressional trade data come from?
All data is aggregated directly from official financial disclosure reports filed under the STOCK Act (Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act). Members of the US Congress are legally required to publicly disclose financial transactions within 30 to 45 days.
Are congressional stock disclosures updated in real-time?
No. By US federal law, politicians have up to 45 days after a trade to report it. Our system processes disclosures in batches as soon as they are officially published by the House and Senate Ethics Committees.
Is it legal to track and copy trades of US politicians?
Yes. Public disclosures under the STOCK Act are designed for civic transparency. Analyzing or replicating public disclosure data in your own investment portfolio is completely legal for retail investors.