Pelosi bought Bloom Energy in July. See what Congress is buying.
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Read from the filing sites through the day. Newest Sep 17. 22 Congress filings read in the last 7 days.Congress buys on record
NotableThe most recent filings from Nancy Pelosi
Nancy PelosiBuyHouseBEsharesBloom Energy Corporation$500,001 to $1,000,000traded Jul 28, disclosed Aug 21(24 days later)
BuyNancy PelosiHouse- BuyNancy PelosiHouse
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Alan ArmstrongBuySenateWMBWilliams Companies Inc.$15,001 to $50,000traded Aug 20, disclosed yesterday(28 days later)
BuyAlan ArmstrongSenate- BuyAlan ArmstrongSenate
Byron DonaldsBuyHouseNFLXNetflix, Inc.$1,001 to $15,000traded Aug 12, disclosed Sep 15(34 days later)
BuyByron DonaldsHouseJosh GottheimerBuyHouseMSFTcallsMicrosoft Corp$500,001 to $1,000,000traded Aug 14, disclosed Sep 14(31 days later)
BuyJosh GottheimerHouse- BuyJosh GottheimerHouse
Thomas H. Kean JrBuyHouseMTZMasTec, Inc.$1,001 to $15,000traded Aug 21, disclosed Sep 12(22 days later)
BuyThomas H. Kean JrHouse- 363 more Congress buys in the last 90 days, for members.Start free trial →
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