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Who traded, what, how much, and how late they filed. One email a day. Member and ticker follows are next.
3,629
Stock trades tracked this year
$176M
Estimated volume disclosed
29 days
Median delay, trade to disclosure
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I used to check the Senate disclosure site myself, which was miserable. Now I glance at one email while the coffee brews and I'm done.
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