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Members of Congress must report their stock trades, and the reports arrive weeks after the trade. Read each one with both of its dates: the day it was traded and the day it was filed.

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CONGCongress TradesThe newest filing from each of the last 7 members to file

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Member	Stock	Bought or sold	Amount	Traded	Filed	Days between
Lloyd DoggettHouse · D · Texas	KO	Bought	$1,001–$15,000	Oct 1	Nov 12	42 days	traded Oct 1 · filed Nov 12 · 42 days
Julie JohnsonHouse · D · Texas	WBD	Sold	$1,001–$15,000	Oct 7	Nov 11	35 days	traded Oct 7 · filed Nov 11 · 35 days
Gilbert CisnerosHouse · D · California	BBIO	Bought	$1,001–$15,000	Nov 2	Nov 10	8 days	traded Nov 2 · filed Nov 10 · 8 days
David KustoffHouse · R · Tennessee	WBD	Sold	$1,001–$15,000	Oct 7	Nov 10	34 days	traded Oct 7 · filed Nov 10 · 34 days
Ro KhannaHouse · D · California	XSP	Sold	$1,001–$15,000	Oct 30	Nov 9	10 days	traded Oct 30 · filed Nov 9 · 10 days
John McGuireHouse · R · Virginia	WDC	Sold	$1,001–$15,000	Oct 15	Nov 9	25 days	traded Oct 15 · filed Nov 9 · 25 days
Nancy PelosiHouse · D · California	WBD	Sold	$50,001–$100,000	Oct 7	Nov 9	33 days	traded Oct 7 · filed Nov 9 · 33 days

Each member’s newest filing, as filed under the STOCK Act. The newest shown was filed Nov 12, 2026. An amount is the range the member reported; a filing gives no exact figure. On file: 35,969 trades from 537 members. Portraits from Congress.gov: Image, Congressional Pictorial Directory, 109th.; Image courtesy of the Member; Congressional Pictorial Directory.

A filing arrives weeks after the trade.

The law gives a member up to 45 days to report a trade. Each bar is one of the filings above, drawn from the day of the trade to the day it was filed.

28 days: Half of 1,527 filings in the last 90 days arrived within this many days of the trade.
49 days: Nine in ten arrived within this many.
171 of 1,527: were filed more than 45 days after the trade date.

Counted from public STOCK Act disclosures. Each figure is the number of days between the two dates on a filing.

Lloyd DoggettKO42 days
Julie JohnsonWBD35 days
David KustoffWBD34 days
Nancy PelosiWBD33 days
John McGuireWDC25 days
Ro KhannaXSP10 days
Gilbert CisnerosBBIO8 days

Day of the tradeDay it was filed28 days: the middle filing45 days: the law’s limitScale: days after the trade

Congress, against the S&P 500.

Members of Congress have to disclose their trades. Here are four of their disclosed portfolios for 2025, priced from what they filed and set against the S&P 500 over the same year.

Sheri Biggs
House · R · South Carolina
Disclosed portfolio
+66.3%
S&P 500, same year
+26.9%
87 trades priced · 93% complete
Ashley Moody
Senate · R · Florida
Disclosed portfolio
+53.3%
S&P 500, same year
+24.1%
31 trades priced · 100% complete
Kelly Morrison
House · D · Minnesota
Disclosed portfolio
+55.6%
S&P 500, same year
+33.7%
23 trades priced · 100% complete
Nancy Pelosi
House · D · California
Disclosed portfolio
+37.4%
S&P 500, same year
+18.3%
19 trades priced · 94% complete

How it is measured: Each portfolio is measured against an S&P 500 (SPY) position made of the same trades on the same dates — total return, dividend-adjusted closes. Disclosed amounts come as ranges, so we use the midpoint, and share counts are estimated from the price on the trade date. Shown: members whose 2025 portfolio both gained and beat the benchmark, with at least 10 disclosed trades and at least 80% of trades priced — the top 6 by excess return. Excluded: members below those floors, and years still in progress. Source: Built from public STOCK Act disclosures. Portraits: Image courtesy of the Member. As of 2026-11-11. Past performance does not predict future results.

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NVIDIA Corporation is the company this page follows. See every member who filed a trade in it, then the same for the companies that supply it and the companies that buy from it.

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Member	Bought or sold	Amount	Traded	Filed	Days between
Gilbert CisnerosHouse · D · California	Sold	$1,001–$15,000	Oct 20	Nov 10	21 days	traded Oct 20 · filed Nov 10 · 21 days
Ro KhannaHouse · D · California	Sold	$1,001–$15,000	Oct 7	Nov 9	33 days	traded Oct 7 · filed Nov 9 · 33 days
Daniel MeuserHouse · R · Pennsylvania	Sold	$1,001–$15,000	Sep 25	Nov 5	41 days	traded Sep 25 · filed Nov 5 · 41 days
Cleo FieldsHouse · D · Louisiana	Bought	$1,001–$15,000	Oct 1	Oct 23	22 days	traded Oct 1 · filed Oct 23 · 22 days
Cory BookerSenate · D · New Jersey	Sold	$15,001–$50,000	Aug 11	Sep 9	29 days	traded Aug 11 · filed Sep 9 · 29 days

Member	Stock	Bought or sold	Amount	Traded	Filed	Days between
Gilbert CisnerosHouse · D · California	ONON Semiconductor	Bought	$1,001–$15,000	Oct 14	Nov 10	27 days	traded Oct 14 · filed Nov 10 · 27 days
Ro KhannaHouse · D · California	ONON Semiconductor	Bought	$1,001–$15,000	Oct 13	Nov 9	27 days	traded Oct 13 · filed Nov 9 · 27 days

A company is listed as a supplier or a customer because a filing names it that way. That link comes from the value chain. It is never a reason for a trade.

Member	Stock	Bought or sold	Amount	Traded	Filed	Days between
Gilbert CisnerosHouse · D · California	METAMeta Platforms	Bought	$1,001–$15,000	Oct 9	Nov 10	32 days	traded Oct 9 · filed Nov 10 · 32 days
Ro KhannaHouse · D · California	METAMeta Platforms	Bought	$1,001–$15,000	Oct 28	Nov 9	12 days	traded Oct 28 · filed Nov 9 · 12 days
Ro KhannaHouse · D · California	SMCISupermicro	Bought	$1,001–$15,000	Oct 13	Nov 9	27 days	traded Oct 13 · filed Nov 9 · 27 days

A company is listed as a supplier or a customer because a filing names it that way. That link comes from the value chain. It is never a reason for a trade.

Filings on record as of Nov 13, 2026. Portraits from Congress.gov: Image courtesy of the Member; Courtesy U.S. Senate Historical Office.

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Lloyd DoggettKOBoughtfiled Nov 12
Julie JohnsonWBDSoldfiled Nov 11
Gilbert CisnerosBBIOBoughtfiled Nov 10

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Lloyd Doggett bought KO$1,001–$15,000traded Oct 1 · filed Nov 12
Julie Johnson sold WBD$1,001–$15,000traded Oct 7 · filed Nov 11
Gilbert Cisneros bought BBIO$1,001–$15,000traded Nov 2 · filed Nov 10

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Gilbert CisnerosSold$1,001–$15,000filed Nov 10
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What do members of Congress have to report?

Under the STOCK Act, a member reports trades in stocks and similar holdings, including those made by a spouse or a dependent child. Each report names the holding, whether it was bought or sold, the day of the trade and a dollar range.

How long after a trade is it filed?

The law gives up to 45 days. Of 1,527 filings in the last 90 days, half arrived within 28 days of the trade and nine in ten within 49 days. So the newest filing you read describes a trade from weeks ago.

Why is the amount a range?

Members report each trade in bands, such as $1,001 to $15,000. The filing gives no exact figure, so this page shows the band and nothing narrower.

Does WiseView say these trades make money?

No. The page shows what was filed and when. A filing describes a trade that happened weeks earlier, and a past trade says nothing about what a stock does next. Nothing here is investment advice.

Where do the records come from?

From the public disclosures members file with the House and the Senate under the STOCK Act. Member records and portraits are from Congress.gov, each portrait with its attribution.

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