Question 1

Which members of Congress are trading INT?

Accepted Answer

StonkWhisper tracks all reported stock transactions by U.S. Senators and Representatives involving INT. Under the STOCK Act, members of Congress must disclose trades within 45 days. This page shows all reported buys, sells, and transaction sizes for INT.

Question 2

What is the STOCK Act and how does it apply to INT trades?

Accepted Answer

The Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act of 2012 requires members of Congress to publicly disclose securities transactions within 45 days. StonkWhisper ingests these disclosures to show you which politicians are buying or selling INT and whether their trades coincide with relevant committee activity or legislation.

Question 3

How do I read congressional trading data for INT?

Accepted Answer

Each row shows the politician's name, party, chamber (Senate or House), transaction type (purchase or sale), reported amount range, and disclosure date. Look for clusters of activity — multiple members trading INT around the same time may signal awareness of upcoming policy or regulatory changes.

Question 4

How current is the congressional trading data for INT?

Accepted Answer

Congressional trade disclosures are filed with the Senate Office of Public Records or the House Clerk. StonkWhisper processes these filings as they become publicly available. Note that the STOCK Act allows a 45-day reporting window, so there is an inherent delay between when a trade occurs and when it is disclosed.