Politician Trades

Democrat

Peter Welch

Senate

Senator for VT

Disclosures
28
Purchases
3
Sales
25
Stocks traded
14
Last disclosure
13 Aug 2022

What happened after they disclosed

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Most disclosures

Stocks traded most

  1. MDT2 disclosures
  2. SIRI2 disclosures
  3. VAIAF (no longer listed)2 disclosures
  4. A1 disclosure
  5. CERN (no longer listed)1 disclosure
  6. CSCO1 disclosure
  7. FTDR1 disclosure
  8. KYOCF (no longer listed)1 disclosure
  9. MITK1 disclosure
  10. PYPL1 disclosure

Assignments

Committees

  • Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry
    • Conservation, Forestry, Natural Resources, and Biotechnology
    • Livestock, Dairy, Poultry, and Food Safety
    • Rural Development, Energy, and Credit · Ranking Member
  • Senate Committee on Finance
    • Energy, Natural Resources, and Infrastructure
    • Health Care
  • Senate Committee on Rules and Administration
  • Senate Committee on the Judiciary
    • Antitrust, Competition Policy, and Consumer Rights
    • Federal Courts, Oversight, Agency Action, and Federal Rights
    • Intellectual Property
    • the Constitution · Ranking Member

Full history

Every stock they traded

Showing 14 of 14

VAIAFVaisala Oyj

1 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

MDTMedtronic PLC

1 bought · 1 sold

≈ −10% since entry

SIRISirius XM Holding Inc

0 bought · 2 sold

— since entry

AAgilent Technologies Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

CERN

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

CSCOCisco Systems Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

KYOCFKyocera Corporation

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

MITKMitek Systems, Inc.

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

TNCTennant Company

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

UNPUnion Pacific Corporation

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

UN

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

FTDRFrontdoor Inc

0 bought · 1 sold

— since entry

PYPLPayPal Holdings Inc

1 bought · 0 sold

≈ −49% since entry

UMPQ

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