Four members disclosed AVGO buys in 120 days
Congress found a point of overlap. Its ticker is AVGO.
Four different tracked members disclosed buying Broadcom shares within the last 120 days: Richard W. Allen, Ro Khanna, Rick W. Allen and David Taylor.
That makes AVGO a congressional cluster buy. The filings document separate purchases by four members. They don’t establish coordination or explain why the same stock appeared repeatedly.
AVGO’s current price is $361.99. That figure is context, not necessarily the price any member paid.
The STOCK Act gives members up to 45 days to disclose trades. Filings routinely arrive weeks after the transaction, so the market has had time to continue being the market before the public gets the paperwork.
CapitolRadar tracks these disclosures and backtests each congressional trader against the S&P 500. Because even delayed paperwork can keep score.
Source: official House/Senate financial disclosure filings
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All facts from official disclosure filings; disclosures can lag the trade by weeks. Not investment advice — decide for yourself.
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