🛑 STATUTORY COMPLIANCE SURVEILLANCE• Public Law 112-105
Congressional Late-Filer Hall of Shame
Under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act of 2012, members of Congress are legally mandated to disclose securities transactions within 45 days of execution. When politicians file late, any strategic informational advantage has already decayed into public market noise.
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Isolate fresh trades (<15d lag) and automatically discount delayed filings.
⏱️ Mathematical Staleness Decay Penalty Formula
⚡ Fresh (<15 Days)0 Pt PenaltyHigh Informational Alpha
⏳ Standard (16–30 Days)-5 Pt PenaltyNormal Statutory Processing
⚠️ Aging (31–45 Days)-15 Pt PenaltySevere Time Decay
🛑 Late Filer (>45 Days)-32 Pt PenaltyStatutory Breach / Noise
📋 Audited Statutory Violations Ledger
Late Filing Penalties Applied🛑 58 Days Lag (-32 Pts (Late Filer))Score: 48/100
Transaction Amount: $100,000 - $250,000
Executed: 2026-06-25
Filed: 2026-08-22
Risk Assessment: 58-day filing lag severely violates 45-day STOCK Act statutory limit; alpha is already fully priced into public markets.
🛑 49 Days Lag (-32 Pts (Late Filer))Score: 45/100
Transaction Amount: $50,000 - $100,000
Executed: 2026-06-18
Filed: 2026-08-06
Risk Assessment: Disclosed 4 days past statutory limit. Time-decay penalty triggers high mean-reversion risk.