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STOCKS, EXPLAINED SIMPLY
Follow the money.
Look up a company, check its current stock price, read recent news, and see official reports about trades made by members of Congress.
What is a ticker? It is a short nickname for a stock. For example, NVDA means NVIDIA and AAPL means Apple. We also call it a stock symbol.
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Current stock prices
See what one share costs and whether the price moved up or down today.
Official reports
Each trade shown here links back to a government report you can check yourself.
Learn before acting
This site helps you understand information. It does not tell you what to buy or sell.
Remember: A stock price tells you what one share costs right now. It does not tell you whether the stock is a good or bad choice.
Trades reported by public officials
See whether an official reported buying or selling stock, then open the government report to check it.
Rankings compare only stocks in the current verified-disclosure feed—not the entire market.
The dollar amount is shown as a range because officials report a range—not the exact amount. Always open the official report to double-check it.
LEARNING CENTER
Read the filing before following the trade.
Understand reporting delays, amount ranges, official sources, and the risks of copying disclosed transactions.
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