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Reportable trades

People who legally have to tell the public when they trade: company insiders filing SEC Form 4, and members of Congress filing STOCK Act periodic transaction reports. Big, voluntary, own-money purchases carry sentiment — grants and tax withholdings usually don't.

Largest insider transactions just filed

Congress: latest transaction reports

House periodic transaction reports (form P) as filed with the Clerk. Each report opens the official PDF with the tickers and amount ranges.

Sources: SEC EDGAR Form 4 and the U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure feed. Disclosures are lagged by law (up to 2 business days for insiders, up to 45 days for Congress) and are information only, not financial advice.