Congress trades,
scored & tracked.
US politicians must disclose their stock trades. Congress Copy-Trader pulls those disclosures the moment they're filed, scores whether copying each one still looks worthwhile — not just popular — and helps you review the positions you take. Every order stays in your hands, in your own brokerage.
Signal, not noise
Live disclosures
Current data straight from the official Senate and House filing systems — see what's new since your last check.
Profitability score
A 0–100 ranker built to answer one question: would copying this trade have made money, and is the move still alive? Consensus alone doesn't earn a ✔.
Position review
P&L and momentum on everything you hold, with clear suggestions for when it's time to get out.
Backtested logic
The ranker is validated point-in-time against the market — no peeking at the future, no curve-fit stories.
Trade journal
Every copy is journaled automatically, with a guard that stops you from doubling into the same name twice.
Your broker, your keys
Connects to your own Interactive Brokers account. Nothing is custodial — the app never holds your money.
How it works
- Pull the filingsFresh congressional disclosures are fetched and cached on your machine.
- Score each tradeThe ranker blends filer track record, timing, momentum and disclosure lag into one score.
- Copy the ✔ ones — or don'tYou see exactly why a trade is flagged. You place the order in your own IBKR account.
- Review & exitHeld positions are tracked with P&L and momentum, and exits are suggested when the edge fades.
Want to try it?
Congress Copy-Trader is currently shared personally, not as a public download. Get in touch and tell me what you'd use it for.
Email support@techsorbit.comNot financial advice. Congress Copy-Trader is a research and tracking tool. It does not manage money, execute trades on its own, or guarantee any outcome; past performance of any signal does not predict future results. All investment decisions and orders are made by you, in your own brokerage account, at your own risk.