What Congress is buying in materials
In the last 90 days members of Congress reported 8 trades in materials stocks: 2 purchases worth $2K–$30K and 6 sales worth $366K–$915K, across 1 company, by 1 member.
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By company
| Stock | Trades | Bought · sold | Members |
|---|---|---|---|
| CLF | 8 | 2 · 6 | 1 |
Most active members
- Tommy Tuberville 2 bought · 6 sold
Every trade, last 90 days
| Traded | Member | Trade | Amount | Days to report |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 13 reported Aug 5 |
Sale | $100K–$250K | 814 days | |
| May 13 reported Aug 5 |
Partial sale | $100K–$250K | 814 days | |
| May 10 reported Aug 5 |
Buy options | $1K–$15K | 817 days | |
| May 10 reported Aug 5 |
Partial sale | $1K–$15K | 817 days | |
| May 10 reported Aug 5 |
Partial sale | $15K–$50K | 817 days | |
| May 10 reported Aug 5 |
Partial sale | $50K–$100K | 817 days | |
| May 10 reported Aug 5 |
Partial sale | $100K–$250K | 817 days | |
| May 7 reported Aug 5 |
Buy options | $1K–$15K | 820 days |
Questions
What materials stocks is Congress buying?
Most bought in the last 90 days: CLF (2 purchases).
Which members trade materials stocks most?
Tommy Tuberville (8).
How is a stock's sector decided?
From the industry code (SIC) the company files under with the SEC, mapped to one of eleven plain sectors. A conglomerate lands in one of them.
Data as of Aug 5, 2026, from the periodic transaction reports members file under the STOCK Act, read from the House Clerk's and the Senate's disclosure sites. Members report up to 45 days after a trade, in dollar ranges, so totals here are ranges too, and no returns are worked out from them. Not investment advice. Disclaimer