Congress has been trading stocks since before you could search for the disclosures.
The STOCK Act forced them to disclose. Up to 45 days later.
By then, the trade has matured. The stock has moved. The money has changed hands.
We can't close that window. But we built intelligence around everything inside it.
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4 politicians bought the same ticker within 30 days. Bipartisan consensus buying.
Armed Services member opens position in defense contractor. Committee vote in 9 days.
Senator makes a position 6× larger than their historical average.
After 5 consecutive sells, senator suddenly buys back in. Pattern break detected.
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Every tool built to answer one question: what does Congress know that you don't?
Real lawmakers. Real money. Real accountability. TheOracle autonomously tracks every congressional position from the moment it becomes public — up to 45 days after the trade was made.
How hard is Congress really betting? Ranked 1–100 based on position size relative to each politician's own history.
What they oversee tells you what they trade. Every committee assignment cross-referenced with disclosed activity back to 2012.
Did they sponsor legislation right before trading the sector? We cross-reference every trade with bills introduced within 90 days.
Federal contracts awarded to companies they traded — sourced from USASpending.gov. When billions in contracts meet stock trades, we flag it.
A through F ratings based on actual historical performance in TheOracle simulation. Track records, not opinions.
Average congressional alpha vs S&P 500 — measured by TheOracle from public disclosures
Maximum delay allowed under the STOCK Act before a trade must be disclosed
Minimum trade size that triggers a mandatory disclosure requirement
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