Politician Trades

Democrat

Adam Smith

House

Rep. for WA-9

Disclosures
17
Purchases
0
Sales
17
Stocks traded
17
Last disclosure
8 Aug 2025

What happened after they disclosed

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Most disclosures

Stocks traded most

  1. AAPL1 disclosure
  2. ABBNY (no longer listed)1 disclosure
  3. BRK-B1 disclosure
  4. C1 disclosure
  5. CVS1 disclosure
  6. DE1 disclosure
  7. DIS1 disclosure
  8. GOOG1 disclosure
  9. MSFT1 disclosure
  10. NEM1 disclosure

Assignments

Committees

  • House Committee on Armed Services · Ranking Member

Full history

Every stock they traded

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AAPLApple Inc.

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

ABBNYABB Ltd

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

BRK-BBerkshire Hathaway Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

CCitigroup Inc.

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

CVSCVS Health Corp

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

DEDeere & Company

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

DISWalt Disney Company

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

GOOGAlphabet Inc Class C

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

MSFTMicrosoft Corporation

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

NEMNewmont Goldcorp Corp

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

PCARPACCAR Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

PGProcter & Gamble Company

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

RSGRepublic Services Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

TSLATesla Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

UNPUnion Pacific Corporation

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

UPSUnited Parcel Service Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

WYWeyerhaeuser Company

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

Disclosures

Congressional disclosures arrive weeks after the trade, and in dollar ranges rather than exact amounts. Treat them as context, not as a signal to trade on, and not as investment advice. Sources: members' Periodic Transaction Reports filed with the House Clerk and the Senate, via EODHD; executives' and directors' SEC Form 4 filings from EDGAR. How we read this data