CopySmartMoney
CopySmartMoney
CopySmartMoney

Copy the trades of
Congress, executives, and CEOs

Every trade politicians, corporate executives, and public companies are legally required to disclose, verified against the original government/SEC filing, and scored against the S&P 500 -- so you can see who's actually worth paying attention to, not just who made headlines.

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Real, live data -- this is Nancy Pelosi's actual profile card, generated straight from our own data.
Verified against official filings Scored vs the S&P 500 Updated in real-time
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All 48,000+ disclosed trades, every tracked member -- free, public, no account needed.

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Real, verified disclosures

Every trade is cross-checked against the original filing -- congressional PTRs, Form 4s, and 13D/13G stakes -- not scraped headlines or secondhand summaries. See exactly what was filed, when, and by whom.

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Scored against the S&P 500

Every tracked person's track record is measured against a real benchmark, so "ahead of the S&P 500" describes an actual edge.

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No hype, no noise, no paid shills. Just real data, real results, and real edge.

We don't guess. We track.
This is real, verified data for your own research -- not investment advice, and not a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Every score describes a historical track record, not a prediction of what happens next.

How CopySmartMoney actually works

Where does the data come from?

Three real disclosure sources, all legally required by law or SEC rule: congressional Periodic Transaction Reports (the STOCK Act), SEC Form 4 filings from corporate insiders (CEOs, CFOs, directors), and 13D/13G beneficial-ownership filings from companies taking a strategic stake in another public company. Every single trade shown anywhere on the site is cross-checked against its own original government/SEC filing -- we don't scrape headlines, secondhand summaries, or other trackers' data.

What does "ahead of the S&P 500" actually mean, and how is it scored?

Every tracked person gets an annualized return, computed from their own real trade history and weighted by trade size (a $5,000 buy shouldn't count the same as a $500,000 one). That return is then compared against the S&P 500 over the exact same holding period -- the difference is their "edge." Only someone who actually stays ahead of the market, with enough scored trades to trust the number, earns the "AHEAD OF THE S&P 500" tag. A positive return that still trails the S&P 500 is labeled a demonstrated lag, not a win -- we don't let a merely-positive number pass as skill.

How current is the data?

Our own pipeline checks every public source on a continuous schedule throughout the day, so a new disclosure typically shows up on the site (and fires a Discord alert, if you're following that person or ticker) within minutes of actually being filed -- not the next morning, not once a week.

Is this investment advice?

No. Everything on this site is real, verified disclosure data for your own research -- not a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Every score and "edge" number describes a historical track record, not a prediction of what happens next. Congress members, executives, and companies disclose these trades because the law requires it, not because they're endorsing them for anyone else to copy.

What do I actually get for $9.99/mo?

Full access to every tracked trade (tens of thousands of them), every person's full profile and track record, real-time alerts for anyone or any ticker you follow, the full Stock Lookup chart with every trade marked on it, and the Buy Ideas/backtest tools built on top of all of it. The live previews on this page are a real but small taste of that -- a full account has no such limits.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes -- cancel from your account's billing settings at any time and you won't be billed again, no minimum term or contract. Your subscription renews automatically each month until you cancel. Cancelling takes effect at the end of the month you've already paid for, so you keep access until then; payments already made aren't refunded. Full details in the Terms.