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Total trades
249
Latest filing
Sep 6, 2024GOOG sale
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Hypothetical 90d alphaAverage excess return vs S&P 500 (SPY) 90 days after each purchase. Positive = outperformed SPY.
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Top sector
OtherTechnology, Financials
John James congressional trading snapshot
This page summarizes public STOCK Act disclosures associated with John James. It connects the lawmaker profile to recent filings, related tickers, filing-delay context, and historical performance estimates without claiming motive or making investment recommendations.
Last updated
Sep 6, 2024
Data source
Public House and Senate STOCK Act disclosures normalized by Congressional Trader.
Key caveat
Public filings show reported transactions and value ranges. They do not prove intent, inside information, legality, or future returns.
John James stock trading profile
Congressional Trader tracks 249 public disclosures for John James, a R-MI member of the House. This profile combines filing dates, reported amount ranges, committee context, and post-trade performance signals in one searchable page.
The latest filing shown here was a sale of GOOG, filed on Sep 6, 2024. Frequently tracked tickers on this profile include AAPL, ABBV, ABT, ACN, ADI, ADP.
John James stock trade questions
Use this profile as the canonical lawmaker hub before opening one-off ticker pages. It keeps purchases, sales, filing dates, tickers, and disclosure-delay context in one place.
What stocks did John James buy?
Open the recent trade rows and related ticker links for AAPL, ABBV, ABT to separate purchases from sales.
How timely are the filings?
The latest visible disclosure delay is 2 days. Always compare transaction date against filing date.
Where is the full tracker?
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Congressional stock trading trackerJohn James performance context
These metrics summarize historical public disclosures after normalization. They are useful for comparing patterns, but they do not represent a complete portfolio return or a real-time strategy a reader could have copied before the filing was public.
Trade count
249
Sample size for this profile.
30d win rate
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30d avg alpha
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Latest delay
2 days
Trade date to filing date.
Top tickers
AAPL, ABBV, ABT
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FAQ
How many trades are tracked for John James?
Congressional Trader currently tracks 249 stock disclosures for this lawmaker.
How do alerts work for this profile?
Save a lawmaker watch and Congressional Trader will match future public filings after they are collected. Pro email is post-publication, not real-time execution data.
What was the latest disclosure for John James?
The latest tracked disclosure shown here is a sale of GOOG, filed on Sep 6, 2024.
How is performance measured for John James?
The profile pairs tracked trade count with benchmark-relative alpha, win rate, ticker concentration, and disclosure delay. These are historical public-disclosure estimates, not a complete portfolio return.
What can this data say, and what can it not say?
It can show public filings, tickers, dates, and reported value ranges. It cannot prove intent, inside information, legality, or future investment performance.