Alerts
Turn congressional disclosures into a watchlist you can act on.
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Save a ticker or politician watchlist, then receive matching disclosure alerts when new filings land.
How alerts work
Alerts are built for recurring monitoring, not one-time browsing. They turn the public STOCK Act feed into a focused watchlist for the lawmakers and tickers you already care about.
Choose what to monitor
Add a ticker when you care about future congressional activity in one company, or add a politician when you want every matching disclosure from that lawmaker.
Read the filing context
Each alert points back to the public disclosure and highlights filing date, transaction date, amount range, and whether the trade was flagged as notable.
Follow the pattern
Use alerts as a monitoring layer, then open the trade feed, politician page, or ticker page when a new disclosure needs a closer look.
What the email includes
A useful congressional trade alert should explain why the disclosure matters before asking you to open another page. The alert preview includes the lawmaker, ticker, transaction type, reported dollar range, disclosure delay, and source link so you can separate a routine filing from a trade worth researching.
What alerts do not prove
STOCK Act filings are delayed public records. An alert can surface a new disclosure, but it cannot prove intent, inside information, legality, or future returns. Use alerts as a research starting point alongside the trade feed, politician profiles, ticker pages, and your own investment process.