Three members disclosed AAPL buys in 120 days
Congress has found a stock three members can agree on: Apple.
Ed Case, Ro Khanna and Cleo Fields each disclosed buying AAPL within the last 120 days. That makes three different tracked members converging on the same ticker in one relatively short window.
The filings show a cluster. They don’t show coordination or improper conduct. Members may share an adviser or hold the stock through an index fund.
AAPL’s current price is $319.97.
Under the STOCK Act, members of Congress have up to 45 days to disclose trades. Filings routinely arrive weeks after the transaction, which means prices have already moved by the time the public gets the paperwork. Congress trades first. The disclosure calendar catches up later.
CapitolRadar tracks those publicly disclosed trades and backtests every congressional trader against the S&P 500.
Source: official House/Senate financial disclosure filings
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