Politician Trades

Republican

David A. Trott

House

Rep. for MI-11 · Former member of Congress

Disclosures
159
Purchases
94
Sales
56
Stocks traded
16
Last disclosure
7 Feb 2019

What happened after they disclosed

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Most disclosures

Stocks traded most

  1. PSXP (no longer listed)7 disclosures
  2. VLP (no longer listed)7 disclosures
  3. TLLP (no longer listed)6 disclosures
  4. EPD5 disclosures
  5. MPLX3 disclosures
  6. DPM (no longer listed)2 disclosures
  7. EQGP (no longer listed)2 disclosures
  8. PAA2 disclosures
  9. RRMS (no longer listed)2 disclosures
  10. TRP2 disclosures

Assignments

Committees

No committee assignments on record.

Full history

Every stock they traded

Showing 14 of 14

PSXP

6 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

VLP

7 bought · 0 sold

— since entry

TLLP

6 bought · 0 sold

— since entry

EPDEnterprise Products Partners LP

4 bought · 1 sold

≈ +37% since entry

MPLXMPLX LP

3 bought · 0 sold

≈ +96% since entry

TRPTC Energy Corp

2 bought · 0 sold

≈ +26% since entry

DPM

2 bought · 0 sold

— since entry

RRMS

0 bought · 2 sold

— since entry

EQGP

2 bought · 0 sold

— since entry

PAAPlains All American Pipeline LP

0 bought · 2 sold

— since entry

ANDX

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

WESWestern Midstream Partners LP

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

MMP

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

ETE

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