A member of Congress recently disclosed 32 stock trades, with many of the trades made more than 45 days ago.
When members of Congress buy or sell stocks, any trades reported after the 45‑day disclosure window violate the STOCK Act and tend to draw heightened scrutiny from retail investors.
One congressman recently disclosed 32 trades, with 22 filed past the deadline.
Congressman Violates the Stock Act Rep.
Michael A.
Rulli (R-Ohio) recently disclosed 32 stock trades, as reported by the Benzinga Government Trades page.
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