Daily Special Report
Published Sep 30
What Congress has disclosed buying
The lag is the gap between a trade and its disclosure, and FSLR has the longest one: traded Aug 13, disclosed Sep 11. The filings run from Sep 1 to Sep 28. The dollar amounts are reported ranges rather than exact figures, and they are not summed.
WFC was traded Sep 1 and disclosed Sep 21 by 1 Senate member. Its reported range, $15,001 - $50,000, is the biggest disclosed band of the 5 here and the only one at that level.
1 Senate member · traded Sep 1 · disclosed Sep 21
A House member traded KO Aug 31, with disclosure on Sep 28. The reported range was $1,001 - $15,000, the second-largest disclosed band of the 5 here, and it matches FSLR, OTIS and TKNO.
1 House member · traded Aug 31 · disclosed Sep 28
FSLR changed hands Aug 13 and was disclosed Sep 11 by 1 Senate member. That reported range, $1,001 - $15,000, is the third-largest disclosed band of the 5 here and matches KO, OTIS and TKNO.
1 Senate member · traded Aug 13 · disclosed Sep 11
One Senate member reported OTIS after trading it Aug 27; the disclosure came Sep 11. Its reported range, $1,001 - $15,000, is the fourth-largest disclosed band of the 5 here, the same range reported for KO, FSLR and TKNO.
1 Senate member · traded Aug 27 · disclosed Sep 11
The Aug 10 trade in TKNO was disclosed Sep 1 by 1 Senate member. Its reported range, $1,001 - $15,000, is the smallest disclosed band of the 5 here and matches KO, FSLR and OTIS.
1 Senate member · traded Aug 10 · disclosed Sep 1
Congressional disclosures filed between Sep 1 and Sep 28. Amounts are the RANGES members report - never an exact figure, and not summed. Disclosure runs months behind the trade itself, so each entry shows both dates. Not a recommendation.