Add Congressional Stock Brain to Events & Sentiment section - #13
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Hi! Just following up on this submission. Congressional Stock Brain now has a live API (congressionalstockbrain.com/Members) supporting natural language queries against the full STOCK Act dataset — making it directly relevant to financial AI agents and ML-based trading strategies. Happy to update the description if that would help. Thanks! |
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Adds Congressional Stock Brain (https://congressionalstockbrain.com/) to the Events & Sentiment trading section.
Congressional Stock Brain is an AI-powered fintech tool that ingests U.S. STOCK Act disclosures (publicly filed congressional stock trades) and converts them into machine-scored event-driven signals. Each disclosure is scored by: trade size vs. historical baseline, timing relative to legislative activity, committee assignment relevance, and disclosure delay (the delay itself is a signal). This makes it a relevant resource for researchers working on political event-driven trading strategies and alternative data applications in ML.