Lois Frankel’s disclosure feed adds 147 trades
Lois Frankel had 147 individual trades hit the disclosure feed within eight days.
The largest clusters among the supplied transactions were five disclosed sales of Philip Morris International (PM) and five disclosed sales of Wells Fargo (WFC). Xcel Energy (XEL) followed with four disclosed sales.
General Mills (GIS) and Accenture (ACN) each appeared in three disclosed sales. Southern Company (SO) appeared in three disclosed purchases.
That’s a lot of individual transactions for one feed to absorb in just over a week. The volume is doing most of the talking here.
Under the STOCK Act, members of Congress have up to 45 days to disclose trades. Filings routinely arrive weeks after the transaction, meaning prices have already moved before the public sees what was reported. CapitolRadar tracks those disclosures and backtests each congressional trader against the S&P 500.
Source: official House/Senate financial disclosure filings
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