House · public PTR
A member of Congress
US House of Representatives
Ticker mapped from the asset name
Purchase or sale · amount range as filed
Source: disclosures-clerk.house.gov — opened from the card.
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Follow the stock trades disclosed by US politicians. The original filings, the context, and the full picture — made clear for European investors.
Official House source. Six languages. Every filing in context.
A closer look01 / 03
Congressional disclosure
House of RepresentativesPTR
House of RepresentativesPTR
A member of Congress
AAPLApple Inc.Purchase
Disclosed value
$15,001 – $50,000
Trade date
Aug 06, 2026Filing date
Aug 21, 2026Disclosure delay15 days
Original government PDF.GOV
Illustrative filing · sample data
Public recordHouse ClerkOfficial PDFsOriginal sourceSix languagesEuropean perspective
01 — The public record
The edge was never secret. It was unread.
Under the STOCK Act, members of the US House and Senate must disclose many stock transactions. Those disclosures are not tips, and they are not instant. They are government PDFs. Sites built for America leave Europeans with a language wall, no tax context, and a feed that pretends to be a hotline. TheyKnow is the opposite: the filing first, the story second, the delay on the card.
What the law already gives you
Name, chamber, asset, buy or sell, date, amount range, and a document you can open. We collect House filings ourselves. No paid data company sits between you and the clerk.
The document comes first
What we refuse to pretend
We do not see trades the second they happen. We do not give personal advice. We do not dress a 45-day window as ‘real time’. If a ticker is unsure, it stays off the feed until a person checks it.
45d
The lag is the product’s honesty.
A politician may have up to 45 days to file. Then we collect, parse and — if the stock name is unclear — hold the row. Every card will show trade date, filing date, and when TheyKnow saw it. If a service hides that math, it is selling a feeling, not a document.
02 — The process
From a government PDF to your phone.
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They trade
Members of Congress buy or sell. The STOCK Act says many of those trades must be disclosed.
- 02
They file
A Periodic Transaction Report is posted by the House Clerk. It can take weeks. That delay is the law, not our choice.
- 03
We collect
TheyKnow downloads the official files, reads the PDF, and maps names to tickers. Unsure mappings wait for a human check.
- 04
You are told
An alert goes out — in-app, email, later push — in your language, with the original filing attached.
- 05
You decide
You use your own broker. TheyKnow does not place trades and does not tell you to copy anyone.
03 — What you will see
A card is a filing, not a dare.
These are illustrations of the card — the fields the public form already contains. They are not live TheyKnow alerts, not member results, and not a recommendation.
House · filing timeline
A House member
US House of Representatives
Transaction owner when disclosed
Owner, date, lag in days
Source: disclosures-clerk.house.gov — the PDF stays the authority.
Held · not published
Low-confidence mapping
Human review queue
Asset text we could not match cleanly
No alert until confirmed
If we are not sure which stock it is, you will not see it yet.
Past disclosures do not predict future trades or prices. Investing can mean losing the money you put in.
04 — Membership
The same record. In your language. With the delay written down.
Paid membership is how TheyKnow stays independent. The shop is for paying members only. You cannot open the feed, the politicians, or the alerts until you have paid.
Official filings, collected by us
House Clerk filings. Every published trade keeps a path back to the PDF.
Alerts, without the theatre
In-app and email first, then push. Timed to the filing — not to a fantasy of the trade clock.
Six languages
English, German, Spanish, French, Dutch, Turkish. You approve nothing on this site that a person has not read.
European reading
Broker-aware notes over time, including Dutch Box 3 context. Still not advice.
Affiliate, on the books
25% recurring if someone you invite stays subscribed — when billing is on. Campaign videos are started by us, not by every partner.
A human on the unsure names
Ticker guesses do not go live. That is slower. It is also why the feed is worth opening.
Prices are on the Pricing page: €15/week billed as €799 a year, or 12 × €100 (€1.200), or €20 every week. Member access begins only after payment is confirmed.
Become a member- Yes. The STOCK Act requires many US congressional stock trades to be disclosed to the public. TheyKnow republishes and organises that public information. It does not give you non-public information, and it does not make you an insider.
- No. TheyKnow is general information about public filings. We do not know your finances, goals or tax position. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold. If you need advice, speak to a licensed adviser where you live.
- As fast as the filing, plus our collection. The law often allows up to 45 days between the trade and the disclosure. We aim to alert you within hours of a new official filing — not within seconds of the trade. The card will show the lag.
- Directly from the House Clerk’s official disclosure site. Senate eFD collection is unavailable while its use restrictions are reviewed. We do not buy the core dataset from a third-party feed.
- The filings are American. The readers we built this for are in Europe. The site ships in six languages. Tax and broker notes are written for European context, especially the Netherlands. Your own broker and your own law still govern any trade you place.
- The website is first. A phone app is planned later. Alerts will still work in the browser and by email.
- When paid membership is live, EU consumers keep the statutory 14-day cooling-off right, unless you ask us to start the service immediately and you tick that you waive it. Weekly payment is a one-year seat and only starts if you tick. Ask on the refund page — a form, not an email. We do not hide behind a ‘you must have copied a trade’ condition.
- TheyKnow is an flndrn brand. The operator is flndrn, with a business address in Limassol, Cyprus, and work done in Flanders. Contact is through the form — we do not publish a staff inbox on this website.
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