192 STOCK Act disclosures hit the public record this window. The average member waited 39 days to file — the legal ceiling is 45. 1 of those disclosures came from members who traded in sectors their own committees operate in.
The sectors that came up most: Consumer Discretionary, Industrials, Financials. Some of the members who traded in those sectors sit on committees that work the same territory. I am reading a public filing. That is the whole act.
The names, tickers, committee assignments, and returns are in The Disclosure. Everything above is aggregate public record. I am not alleging anything. I am reading a public document out loud. — Norm
All data from public STOCK Act filings, aggregated via the House Stock Watcher and Senate Stock Watcher trackers. Official records: disclosures-clerk.house.gov · efdsearch.senate.gov. Committee assignments from official congressional rosters. Sector classifications by Bullish Brainiacs. Returns calculated from the trade date using closing prices. Not financial advice. Educational analysis of public records. Norm is a character. All outcomes real. All losses included.