About Omnitrack
A free intelligence site that tracks market-moving legislation and the stock trades of politicians and corporate insiders. Scored for reliability, not hype.
What We Do
Omnitrack monitors two layers of market intelligence that are public but hard to synthesize on your own:
Legislation tracking — we identify bills with material market impact, estimate passage probability using structural factors, and map which companies and sectors are affected.
Insider & congressional trades — we track stock transactions disclosed by politicians and corporate insiders, classify them by information content, and score filers by hypothetical backtested performance.
How It Works
An automated pipeline syncs data daily from public sources. A structural scoring model evaluates passage odds and filer performance independently — trading data never influences passage estimates, and vice versa.
Scores are transparent, sample-size-aware, and benchmark-adjusted. We show you when estimates are thin and flag when well-known signals are likely noise.
Data Sources
| Data | Source | Refresh |
|---|---|---|
| Corporate insider trades | SEC EDGAR (Form 4) | Daily |
| Congressional trades | House/Senate periodic reports | Daily |
| Bill status & metadata | Congress.gov API | Daily |
| Stock prices | EOD market data | Daily close |
Who It's For
Investors researching legislative catalysts, journalists covering political finance, researchers studying market microstructure, and anyone who wants to understand who is financially positioned around the bills that shape markets.
What We Are Not
Omnitrack is not a broker, financial advisor, or investment service.
All scores are hypothetical and backtested. Past performance does not indicate future results.
We do not provide personalized investment advice or recommendations to buy or sell any security.
Open Methodology
Our scoring methodology is published in full because transparency is the product. We explain every factor, acknowledge limitations, and show sample sizes so you can judge the strength of each estimate yourself.
Read the full methodology