What stocks is Congress buying? The last 90 days of filings

In disclosures filed since 2026-07-03, the stock bought by the most members of Congress was MSFT (7 members, 13 purchases), followed by NVDA and META. Because members have up to 45 days to report a trade, "right now" in disclosure data always means the last few weeks to months.

Not on its own. By the time a trade is disclosed the price may have moved for up to 45 days, amounts are reported only as wide ranges, and many trades are made by spouses or outside managers rather than the member. A congressional purchase is a lead worth researching, not a reason to buy. Check what the business earns, what the price already assumes, and what would prove the idea wrong.

By the number of different members who disclosed buying the stock in the last 90 days of filings, then by the number of purchase rows. Breadth matters more than count: one member's adviser can generate many rows in a single name, while several members buying the same stock independently is a stronger signal of shared interest.

Periodic transaction reports filed with the US House Clerk and the Senate's eFD system. Every member and ticker links to pages that list the individual filings, so you can open the original disclosure. Paper Senate filings are scanned images and are excluded rather than estimated.