Financial disclosures from members of Congress and their spouses.
Members of Congress are required to disclose securities transactions within 45 days under the STOCK Act. Fin45 tracks all disclosures, scoring them by committee membership relevance, timing relative to legislation, historical alpha generation, and transaction size.
Trades are scored higher when the member sits on a committee with oversight of the relevant industry, when timing coincides with upcoming legislation, and when the member has historically generated alpha.
Yes. Spousal disclosures are tracked with equal weight to member trades, as they are subject to the same reporting requirements.
Members have up to 45 days to report. Fin45 processes disclosures the day they appear publicly and flags the lag period in scoring.
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