Congressional Stock Trades Overlap With Pending Votes, Analysis Shows

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An analysis of publicly disclosed congressional stock trades found that 56% of purchases over 16 months involved companies in industries those same members were about to vote on. Recent filings show Representative Daniel Meuser sold NVIDIA five times while sitting on committees overseeing the chipmaker, and Representative Sara Jacobs sold up to $1 million in QUALCOMM stock while on the House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs Committees. The STOCK Act's 45-day disclosure window means trades often surface only after related votes have occurred. Reform efforts include the Stop Insider Trading Act introduced by Senator Pete Ricketts, which would ban individual stock purchases by members, spouses, and dependent children.

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Artificial Intelligence▼ · 1 stocks
NVIDIA Corporation
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Representative Meuser sold NVIDIA while on committees overseeing the chipmaker, highlighting potential insider trading risk and reform efforts

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Qualcomm Incorporated
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Representative Jacobs sold up to $1M in QUALCOMM while on committees, raising insider trading concerns and potential regulatory scrutiny

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