Maria Elvira Salazar’s disclosure feed logged 37 trades
Maria Elvira Salazar had 37 individual trades appear in the disclosure feed within eight days.
The highest transaction count among the disclosed tickers was Cisco Systems (CSCO), with three sales. Corning (GLW) followed with two sales, while Snowflake (SNOW) appeared through two purchases.
The filings also included one sale each involving Brookfield Renewable Partners (BEP), Meta Platforms (META) and General Electric (GE).
Thirty-seven trades in eight days makes for a crowded feed. Congress has paperwork, and apparently some of that paperwork has ticker symbols.
Under the STOCK Act, members of Congress must disclose trades within 45 days. Those disclosures routinely arrive weeks after the transaction, which means prices may already have moved before the public sees the filing.
Source: official House/Senate financial disclosure filings
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