Claim check
One ticker or company claim, up to six named people, official filing links, side/date/amount notes, and a caveat block.
Politician stock tracker
Check politician-trade claims against public filings before they become content.
TinyOps tracks the source trail behind congressional stock-trade claims: official filing links, ticker clusters, filing-date lag, purchase-versus-sale labels, and review gaps. It is built for creators, analysts, and newsletter operators who need clean citations before repeating a viral claim.
Paid use case
The product is fast citation cleanup for market-content teams.
When a post says several politicians bought a ticker, the useful deliverable is not a hype chart. It is a clean source packet that tells the buyer what is supported, what is only a ticker mention, and which dates can be safely cited.
Tracker setup
Source-first monitoring package for teams that want a repeatable public filing queue, JSON feed, and no-advice caveats.
Pipeline build
A dedicated source-check workflow for newsletters, trackers, apps, and finance-content teams that need repeatable publishing output.
No investment advice
The tracker verifies public filing support. It does not recommend trades or use business funds for speculation.
Viral claim intake
If the claim is "copy what politicians bought," verify the filing trail first.
The page is aimed at creators and analysts who see a fast-moving ticker story and need to know what is actually in the public disclosure record before they publish, pitch, or build a content angle around it.
- Send the ticker, source link, named politicians, and date range
- Get purchase-like, sale-like, ticker-only, and uncertain rows separated
- Keep trade date, filing date, and public-availability caveats distinct
- Use the result as source verification, not as a copy-trading signal
Current ticker universe
High-row tickers become the next claim-check queue.
These are public filing-row counts from the current text-layer pass. They are discovery targets for source review, not expected-return rankings.
MSFT
13 members; 12 purchase-like; 12 sale-like. Stock
AMZN
8 members; 11 purchase-like; 9 sale-like. Amazon.com, Inc. - Common Stock
AAPL
11 members; 11 purchase-like; 8 sale-like. Apple Inc. - Common Stock
NVDA
8 members; 6 purchase-like; 12 sale-like. NVIDIA Corporation - Common Stock
IBM
9 members; 8 purchase-like; 8 sale-like. Corporation Common Stock
T
5 members; 7 purchase-like; 7 sale-like. AT&T Inc.
ABT
9 members; 3 purchase-like; 10 sale-like. Abbott Laboratories Common Stock
GOOGL
9 members; 6 purchase-like; 8 sale-like. Stock
Broad lag screen
The automation now screens broader purchase-like clusters after public filing date.
The broad lag screen uses the House PTR ticker universe, enters on the first market close on or after the public filing date, and compares forward windows with SPY. It is a source-research queue, not a trade signal.
| Ticker | Members | Purchase rows | Events | Avg 20d vs SPY | Avg 60d vs SPY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MSFT | 13 | 12 | 12 | -3.15% (n=11, partial=1) | -7.44% (n=7, partial=5) |
| AAPL | 11 | 11 | 11 | -0.21% (n=8, partial=3) | 2.20% (n=6, partial=5) |
| AMZN | 8 | 11 | 11 | -0.53% (n=10, partial=1) | 8.74% (n=8, partial=3) |
| IBM | 9 | 8 | 8 | -3.56% (n=7, partial=1) | -14.09% (n=5, partial=3) |
| HD | 7 | 8 | 8 | -5.57% (n=7, partial=1) | -12.72% (n=3, partial=5) |
| AMD | 5 | 8 | 8 | 10.24% (n=6, partial=2) | 101.68% (n=4, partial=4) |
| TSM | 4 | 8 | 8 | 4.49% (n=7, partial=1) | 10.99% (n=6, partial=2) |
| UNH | 7 | 7 | 7 | 0.13% (n=7, partial=0) | 6.80% (n=3, partial=4) |
Coverage status
House is automated; Senate stays explicit until the route is reliable.
The offer is stronger when it tells buyers exactly what is automated, what is portal/manual review, and what should not be treated as a signal.
House PTR source screen
Official House ZIP/PDF route is active. The tracker extracts filing rows, ticker mentions, source PDFs, and review labels from public PTR filings.
Senate eFD source route
Portal status: senate_efd_home_reachable_data_route_unavailable. Data endpoint probe: HTTP 503. Senate coverage stays labeled route-pending until this is reliable.
Manual citation packet
For claims that cross House and Senate sources, the paid deliverable is a manual citation packet with public links and caveats, not an automated trade alert.
Named claim screen
NOW and CSCO already have buyer-relevant proof gaps.
Some names have purchase-like rows. Others have only official ticker mentions that still need table review. That distinction is exactly what the paid report sells.
| Ticker | Member | Status | Evidence docs |
|---|---|---|---|
| NOW | Byron Donalds | official_purchase_like_text_found | 20034134 |
| NOW | Tony Wied | official_ticker_mention_found_side_needs_table_review | 8221360 |
| NOW | Ro Khanna | official_ticker_mention_found_side_needs_table_review | 8221322, 8221358, 9115726, 9115822, 9116142 |
| NOW | Charles Fleischmann | official_ticker_mention_found_side_needs_table_review | 9115704 |
| NOW | Josh Gottheimer | official_purchase_like_text_found | 20033756, 20033930, 20034305, 20034585 |
| NOW | Michael McCaul | official_ticker_mention_found_side_needs_table_review | 9115728, 9116141 |
Demand signal
Price moves create attention, but the citation has to come first.
These anchors explain why creators care about the topic. They do not prove that the public filing data caused the move.
| Ticker | Claim anchor | Latest close | Move note |
|---|---|---|---|
| CSCO | 2026-04-13 | 2026-06-18 close 119.54 | 45.16% from anchor; not causality. |
| NOW | 2026-05-21 | 2026-06-18 close 95.04 | -4.66% from anchor; not causality. |
Filing-lag research
The current sample is mixed, which is why the paid product stays source-first.
The lag check enters on the first market close on or after the public filing date and compares each watched ticker to SPY. This is a tiny current-source sample, not a copy-trading model.
| Ticker | Events | Avg 20d vs SPY | Avg 60d vs SPY |
|---|---|---|---|
| CSCO | 5 | 18.28% (n=5, partial=0) | 16.33% (n=2, partial=3) |
| NOW | 5 | 1.95% (n=5, partial=0) | -10.61% (n=1, partial=4) |
Latest official rows
Recent rows keep the page useful after launch.
Every row keeps a public filing link so a buyer can inspect the source before paying for a deeper check.
| Filing date | Ticker | Member | Side | Doc |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6/9/2026 | NOW | Rohit Khanna | review | 9116142 |
| 6/10/2026 | NOW | Michael T. McCaul | review | 9116141 |
| 5/8/2026 | NOW | Gilbert Cisneros | purchase-like | 20034500 |
| 5/19/2026 | NOW | Josh Gottheimer | purchase-like | 20034585 |
| 5/19/2026 | NOW | Josh Gottheimer | sale-like | 20034585 |
| 5/11/2026 | NOW | Rohit Khanna | review | 9115822 |
| 4/8/2026 | NOW | Michael T. McCaul | review | 9115728 |
| 4/8/2026 | NOW | Josh Gottheimer | purchase-like | 20034305 |
| 4/8/2026 | NOW | Josh Gottheimer | review | 20034305 |
| 4/8/2026 | NOW | Josh Gottheimer | review | 20034305 |
Source boundary
Official sources first, viral framing second.
Third-party trackers and social posts are useful leads, but this surface treats them as citation-needed until official House or Senate disclosure material supports the claim.
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