Money Tracker
How it works
Everything you need to follow the trades that matter
- Search any ticker or filer, anytime
- Click a name to filter to just them
- Filter by type, size, or source (insiders too)
- Sort by size, filing delay, or price change
- Star anyone to add them to your Watchlist
- See how long a filer took to disclose
- Bigger trades render bolder, automatically
- Congress and insiders daily, 13F quarterly
What the colors mean
Trade type
Buy
BuyingSell
SellingHolding
No change reportedSource
Senate
Congressional Senate disclosureHouse
Congressional House disclosure13F Filing
Institutional 13F holdingInsider Trade
Corporate insider (Form 4)Filing speed
Days between the trade and its disclosure, judged against each filer's own deadline: 45 days for Congress, 2 business days (weekends don't count) for corporate insiders.
Congress
12d to file
Filed within 30 days38d to file
Getting slow (31–45 days)52d to file
Past the 45-day legal deadlineInsider trades
2d to file
Within 2 business days (a weekend can stretch that to 4 calendar days)5d to file
3 business days — a holiday could explain it8d to file
4+ business days — past the deadlinePrice since trade
The price on the trade date compared with the latest price we have. Prices update daily, so it can lag by a day or two. Not shown for 13F holdings or insider trades.
+12.4%
Price rose-8.1%
Price fell+0.2%
Little change