Politician Trades

Democrat

John B. Larson

House

Rep. for CT-1

Disclosures
20
Purchases
0
Sales
20
Stocks traded
17
Last disclosure
31 Jan 2020

What happened after they disclosed

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Most disclosures

Stocks traded most

  1. AAPL1 disclosure
  2. APH1 disclosure
  3. COST1 disclosure
  4. ENB1 disclosure
  5. FTV1 disclosure
  6. ILMN1 disclosure
  7. IQV1 disclosure
  8. KMI1 disclosure
  9. MA1 disclosure
  10. MSFT1 disclosure

Assignments

Committees

  • House Committee on Ways and Means
    • Social Security · Ranking Member
    • Trade

Full history

Every stock they traded

Showing 17 of 17

AAPLApple Inc.

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

APHAmphenol Corporation

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

COSTCostco Wholesale Corp

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

ENBEnbridge Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

FTVFortive Corp

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

ILMNIllumina Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

IQVIQVIA Holdings Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

KMIKinder Morgan Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

MAMastercard Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

MSFTMicrosoft Corporation

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

PBCT

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

ROLL

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

SSNCSS&C Technologies Holdings Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

STZConstellation Brands Inc Class A

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

TMOThermo Fisher Scientific Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

TRPTC Energy Corp

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