Sector not mapped · coverage Feb 9, 2024–Mar 20, 2026
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Average post-trade price move across enriched rows. It is historical, sample-limited, does not account for exact execution prices or portfolio weights, and is not evidence that the filing activity caused a market move.
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David J. Taylor
$1K - $15K
This watch matched after the disclosure became public. It is not a real-time trade signal. Source checked Aug 13, 2026.
Official filingThis page summarizes public STOCK Act disclosures involving RPM. It is useful for seeing which lawmakers reported RPM transactions, how many filings are visible, the buy/sell mix, and whether the newest public filing describes a recent or delayed trade.
Mar 20, 2026
Public House and Senate STOCK Act disclosures normalized by Congressional Trader.
Filing date can trail transaction date. This page is for research and monitoring, not investment advice.
Congressional Trader tracks 8 public STOCK Act disclosures for RPMacross 3 lawmakers. This page separates purchases from sales, shows filing delays, and links each disclosure back to the individual politician profile when available.
The most recent RPM filing shown here was filed on Mar 20, 2026 by David J. Taylor as a purchase. Related lawmakers include David J. Taylor, Dan Sullivan, Jared Moskowitz.
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Compare Pro plansRecent RPM disclosures include David J. Taylor, Dan Sullivan, Jared Moskowitz.
The visible sample currently shows 6 purchases and 2 sales or partial sales.
No. This page summarizes public filings for research and monitoring. It is not investment advice.
