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Stock trading by members of Congress continues to draw increased attention from retail traders. A recent disclosure shows a member of Congress who made no stock transactions in 2025 is now back buying stocks again. Congresswoman Goes Stock Shopping in 2026 Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar (R-Fla...

Stock trading by members of Congress continues to draw increased attention from retail traders. A recent disclosure shows a member of Congress who made no stock transactions in 2025 is now back buying stocks again. Congresswoman Goes Stock Shopping in 2026 Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar (R-Fla...

The trading activity of members of Congress continues to draw attention from retail investors, with potential conflicts of interest based on timing of trades and committee assignments signaling red flags around the transactions. One member of Congress is drawing attention for the purchase of an ETF...

Oil stocks have traded higher in 2026, and in some cases hit all-time highs. Among the investors buying up oil stocks after the United States launched strikes against Iran in February are members of Congress. Congressman Buys Oil, Pipeline Stocks Congressman August Pfluger (R-Texas) recently...

Stock transactions made by members of Congress continue to be closely followed by retail investors. While some transactions stand out due to the size of the company or committee assignments, other transactions are monitored due to their timing and the stock performance. • Microsoft stock is...

Oil stocks have soared in recent months as the attacks by the U.S. on Iran have sent the price of oil higher and could continue to put pressure on the commodity and rising gas prices for consumers. One member of Congress recently disclosed buying shares of an oil stock that could benefit from...

A member of the U.S. Senate is closing out his positions in several stocks, including several Magnificent Seven stocks. Sen. Angus King Jr. Stock Trades Sen. Angus King Jr. (I-Maine) recently disclosed making several stock sales. Trading activity by members of Congress can be tracked on the...

Investors continue to closely track trading activity in Congress, where the timing of trades, committee roles, and other factors can raise red‑flag concerns about potential conflicts of interest. One lawmaker recently sold several oil‑related stocks at all‑time highs following military actions in...

Congressman Tim Moore (R-N.C.) has been actively buying shares of small cap stocks over the last year. A new disclosure shows a stock that may be his new favorite. Congressman Tim Moore Goes Stock Shopping Investors can track the stock trading activity of members of Congress in multiple places,...

The trading activity of members of Congress continues to be closely followed by investors. One member of Congress may have a trade that should be monitored, selling shares of a company that could be subject to a lengthy review by the Department of Justice for a merger. • Warner Bros. Discovery...

Senator Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.) is one of the most tracked members of Congress for stock trading disclosures. Ownership of oil stocks and defense stocks ahead of the attack on Iran has put increased attention on the senator, who was recently named President Donald Trump's nominee to become the...

Autopilot allows investors the ability to invest alongside the trades of members of Congress or in meme portfolios like the Inverse Cramer, which invests the opposite of what CNBC host Jim Cramer says. The Inverse Cramer and the Nancy Pelosi tracking portfolio are two of the favorites among users....

Some of the most followed members of Congress for their stock trading disclosures will no longer be in office after January 2027. With investors looking for new Congress members to follow, the creator of the Pelosi Tracker on social media has some names to watch. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Nancy...

Chris Josephs co-founded Autopilot, a company that has millions of dollars that copies the trading activity of Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.). Despite this being part of his business, Josephs is in favor of banning Congress members from trading stocks, something he told Benzinga could be...

Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.) could become the next leader of the Department of Homeland Security, as he was named recently the nominee to replace Kristi Noem by President Donald Trump. A current member of the Senate, Mullin has been an active stock trader in recent years. Markwayne Mullin's...