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Pick someone whose investing you trust, and Galore mirrors their portfolio for you, every trade, automatically. Start with members of Congress, straight from their public filings.
Real-money mirroring is coming soon. Figures simulated from public filings at real prices. Not advice.
Josh GottheimerSold partMCD$1,001 to $15,000· filed Oct 7Josh GottheimerSoldAMAT$1,001 to $15,000· filed Oct 7Cleo FieldsBoughtGOOG$1,001 to $15,000· filed Oct 1Cleo FieldsBoughtNFLX$1,001 to $15,000· filed Oct 1
Kevin HernSoldCNP$15,001 to $50,000· filed Sep 25
Byron DonaldsBoughtNFLX$1,001 to $15,000· filed Sep 15Byron DonaldsBoughtNFLX$1,001 to $15,000· filed Sep 15
Jared MoskowitzBoughtAMAT$1,001 to $15,000· filed Aug 27Jared MoskowitzSoldSTE$1,001 to $15,000· filed Aug 27
Nancy PelosiBoughtBE$500,001 to $1,000,000· filed Aug 21
Lisa McClainBoughtBBAI$15,001 to $50,000· filed Mar 4
Marjorie Taylor GreeneBoughtIBIT$1,001 to $15,000· filed Dec 2Ten members of Congress. Every trade they file.
By law, members of Congress have to report their stock trades. We read every filing, rebuild each portfolio, and score it against the S&P 500 at real market prices. We track the members who trade the most and get the most attention, not the ones with the best returns.
Jared Moskowitz191 trades+15.6%this year5Josh Gottheimer562 trades+15.2%this year6
Rob Bresnahan654 trades+13.5%this year7Lisa McClain1,434 trades+12.3%this year8Kevin Hern205 trades+11.6%this year9
Steve Cohen24 trades+4.7%this yearMarjorie Taylor Greene288 trades+28.7%since Jan 5Return of each member's disclosed stocks and funds from Jan 1 to Oct 12, at real daily closing prices. Simulated, not advice.
See where Congress puts its money.
Their disclosed portfolios, priced every day. Some beat the market, some do not, and now anyone can see which.
Cleo Fields's disclosed portfolio this year, the best of the members we track. The S&P 500 did +15.0%.
current members we track beat the S&P 500 this year (+15.0%).
in stock trades disclosed by these members since 2025 (est. from filed ranges).
copying Pelosi from the day each trade went public, since May 18, 2026. The S&P 500 did +5.9%.
Simulated from public filings at real closing prices, through Oct 12, 2026. A member's own return counts from the trade date; a copier could only act once the filing went public. Not advice.
What would your money have done?
Pick someone and an amount. We mirror each trade from the day its filing became public, the same way Galore will, while you do nothing.
Simulated: copies each trade from the day its filing went public, at real closing prices, through Oct 12. Past results do not predict future ones.
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Moves when they move
Your copy updates the day a new filing goes public. No spreadsheets, no guessing.
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Browse portfolios ranked by how they did this year. Start with members of Congress, straight from their public filings.
See exactly what they own.
Their whole disclosed portfolio as one clean chart and a list of holdings, next to the S&P 500 so you always know if it is worth it.
We keep up, so you don't have to.
Members have up to 45 days to report a trade. The day a filing goes public, your portfolio updates and you get a heads-up.
Then let it run.
Put in any amount, mix a few portfolios if you like, and get on with your day. Change your mind whenever you want.
See anyone's full portfolio.
Per portfolio. That's it.
Opens in the Galore app, yours to keep.
- Every holding and how much of the portfolio it is
- Every trade, linked to the original government filing
- How copying them would have done against the S&P 500
- An alert the next time they file a trade
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Good to know
Where does the data come from?
From the members themselves. The STOCK Act requires members of the House to report stock trades on public filings with the Clerk of the House. We read every filing, and every trade links back to the original document.
Why these members?
They are the members who trade the most in filings we can read reliably, and whose trading gets the most public attention. We did not pick them for their returns. Members who still file on paper are added once their scanned filings can be read without guessing.
How fresh is it?
Members have up to 45 days to report a trade. We pick up new filings every day, and your copy changes the day a filing goes public, never earlier. The latest filing in this data is from Oct 7, 2026.
What do I get for $1?
One member's complete portfolio: every holding and its share, every trade with its filing, how copying them would have done against the S&P 500, and an alert when they file again. One payment, no subscription.
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Is this investment advice?
No. Galore shows public information and simulated results. Past performance does not predict future results, and every investment can lose money.
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