Three members disclosed GOOGL buys in 120 days
Three members of Congress disclosed buying GOOGL in the last 120 days.
The members were David Taylor, William R. Keating and Josh Gottheimer. Different lawmakers, same ticker, one fairly compact window.
That makes this a cluster in the public filings. It does not establish coordination. The disclosures report the purchases, not why each member made one.
GOOGL’s current price is $339.35. Naturally, that is the price now, not necessarily the price Congress reported trading at.
The STOCK Act gives members up to 45 days to disclose trades. Filings routinely arrive weeks after the transaction, so the market has already had time to do what markets do before the public sees the paperwork.
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Source: official House/Senate financial disclosure filings
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All facts from official disclosure filings; disclosures can lag the trade by weeks. Not investment advice — decide for yourself.
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