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Can you legally copy a member of Congress's stock trades?

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Can you legally copy a member of Congress's stock trades?

STOCK Act periodic transaction reports are public records. Autopilot politician Tracker Portfolios follow those public filings after they appear. They are not the member's account and do not use the member's nonpublic information. Filings can lag the trade by up to 45 days. Autopilot does not provide legal advice.

As of 2026-08-20. Source: STOCK Act public filings (Pub. L. 112-105); Autopilot Tracker timing disclosure; Autopilot does not provide legal advice.

STOCK Act periodic transaction reports are public records. Autopilot politician Tracker Portfolios follow those public filings after they appear. They are not the member's account and do not use the member's nonpublic information. Filings can lag the trade by up to 45 days. Autopilot does not provide legal advice. This site does not say that copying a member's trades is lawful in every case. Confirm the filing, the delay, and the published Tracker risk on the fact sheet.

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