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$790,000 |
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-$500 |
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Trades by US Politicians
| Politician | Filing Date | Type | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Josh Gottheimer | Jul 19, 2024 | Buy | $1K - $15K |
| Joshua Gottheimer Democrat | Dec 6, 2023 | Buy | $1K - $15K |
| John James | Nov 10, 2023 | Buy | $1K - $15K |
| Daniel S. Goldman Democrat | Jul 10, 2023 | Sell | $100K - $250K |
Who is the latest politician to buy or sell Sony shares?
Josh Gottheimer purchased Sony shares most recently on July 19, 2024.
Which politician has bought the most SONY stock in the last two years?
John James has bought the most SONY stock in the last 2 years, with an estimated value of $8,000.
Which politician has sold the most SONY stock over the last two years?
Daniel S. Goldman has sold the most SONY stock in the last 2 years, with an estimated value of $180,000.
What is the total value of politicians trading SONY stock in the last 2 years?
The net value of trades by US politicians for Sony in the last 2 years is negative, amounting to -$150,000. This suggests that US politicians do not believe in the success of the company for various reasons.
How do insider transactions over the last 2 years reflect on Sony's market confidence?
Over the last 2 years, insider transactions for Sony have predominantly involved purchasing shares, indicating a strong confidence among insiders in the company's future prospects. This trend of more purchases than sales could be a positive signal to potential investors about the politicians view on the company's future and growth potential.
Why should individual investors pay attention to the stock transactions of US politicians?
Monitoring US politicians' stock trades is valuable because they may have inside information about upcoming policies that could affect stock values, providing investors with valuable clues for making informed decisions.
