Three members disclosed GOOGL buys in 120 days
Three members of Congress disclosed buying GOOGL within 120 days.
The names on the filings are David Taylor, William R. Keating and Josh Gottheimer. Different members, same ticker, relatively tight window.
That makes GOOGL a cluster buy among CapitolRadar’s tracked members. The filings document the purchases. They do not establish that the trades were coordinated.
GOOGL’s current price is $338.46. By the time any congressional trade reaches the public, the market may already look different.
The STOCK Act gives members of Congress up to 45 days to disclose trades. Filings routinely arrive weeks after the transaction, which is a pleasantly leisurely pace for information about fast-moving securities.
Source: official House/Senate financial disclosure filings
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