Disclosures
15
Purchases
12
Sales
3
Stocks traded
6
Last disclosure
21 Aug 2019
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SNAPSnap Inc
1 bought · 1 sold
≈ −68% since entry
AMZNAmazon.com Inc
1 bought · 0 sold
≈ −87% since entry
FFord Motor Company
1 bought · 0 sold
≈ +37% since entry
IBMInternational Business Machines
1 bought · 0 sold
≈ +64% since entry
NIONio Inc Class A ADR
1 bought · 0 sold
≈ +18% since entry
TWTR
1 bought · 0 sold
— since entry
Disclosures
- TWTRBought $1,001 - $15,000filed 21 Aug 2019Filing (opens the source document)
- SNAPBought $1,001 - $15,000≈ −68% sincefiled 21 Aug 2019Filing (opens the source document)
- IBMBought $1,001 - $15,000≈ +64% sincefiled 21 Aug 2019Filing (opens the source document)
- SNAPSold $1,001 - $15,000filed 21 Aug 2019Filing (opens the source document)
- AMZNBought Unknown≈ −87% sincefiled 21 Aug 2019Filing (opens the source document)
- NIOBought $1,001 - $15,000≈ +18% sincefiled 21 Aug 2019Filing (opens the source document)
- FBought $1,001 - $15,000≈ +37% sincefiled 21 Aug 2019Filing (opens the source document)
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