SPYM

2 buys, 0 sells in the tracked period

SPYM recorded 2 tracked trades from July 2 through July 23, 2026, both of them purchases. The activity came from 1 distinct trader, John Boozman, whose latest reported SPYM purchase was dated July 23. With no tracked sales, the disclosed activity is one-sided, but the sample is very small: 2 transactions by a single buyer. It therefore shows only this trader’s reported activity during the period, not a broad pattern across multiple congressional traders.

SPYM is the State Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF, classified here under Financial Services and the Asset Management - Global industry. Because it is an exchange-traded fund rather than an individual operating company, these disclosures represent purchases of the fund itself. The supplied data does not include transaction amount ranges, so no estimated dollar value or comparison of purchase sizes can be calculated.

1 buyer also disclosed purchases in 4 other tickers

The same buyer also purchased PYPL, APTV, CVX and EL. Each overlap represents 1 buyer—the only distinct SPYM trader in this dataset. These additional purchases provide context for the buyer’s other disclosed activity, but they do not establish why SPYM was purchased or whether any of the transactions were related.

45-day lag limits timing conclusions

Congressional transaction reports can be disclosed up to 45 days after the trade date, so tracked filings may not provide a real-time view of activity. Reported transaction values are generally presented as ranges and any dollar totals derived from them are estimates; however, no amount ranges were provided for these 2 SPYM buys. The combination of delayed disclosure, missing transaction sizes and a 1-trader sample limits conclusions about the scale or significance of the activity.