Michael McCaul’s disclosure feed logged 3,383 trades
Michael McCaul’s disclosure feed had a busy eight days. Specifically, 3,383 trades busy.
That’s how many individual trades appeared in the disclosure feed for McCaul within the last eight days. The number reflects when the filings became public, not when every transaction occurred.
The largest disclosed sell clusters included 39 transactions in GOOGL and 38 in META. WFC followed with 33 disclosed sales, while AON accounted for another 30.
On the buy side, JTSXX and NFG each showed 32 disclosed transactions.
The STOCK Act gives members of Congress up to 45 days to disclose trades. Filings routinely arrive weeks after a transaction, which means prices may already have moved before the public gets the paperwork. In this case, the paperwork arrived in bulk.
Source: official House/Senate financial disclosure filings
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