Replays disclosed stock buys and sells at the next open after filing; ranges at midpoints, 0.1% costs, options and funds left out, no annual reports.
2022-11-07 to 2026-11-06As of 2026-11-0660 stock trades · 42 stocks · 19d lagDaily -6.0% to +7.2% · 465/1004 down
Method & limits
Hypothetical common-stock portfolio replayed from the stock trades this member disclosed, with no annual reports behind it. Each reported range counts at its midpoint (the low end when it has no upper limit). A purchase adds to the account and a sale reduces what was bought; a sale of a stock never seen bought changes nothing, and holdings from before the first disclosure are unknown. The account rebalances at the next market open after each filing, with 0.1% costs each side, no borrowing or added money. Adjusted prices proxy reinvested dividends; SPY uses the same dates without costs. Options, funds, bonds and filings without a stock code are left out (0 filings), as are stocks with no price history (5 trades; 95% of disclosed dollars priced). Reports can include a spouse's and dependents' trades. This is an estimate, not the member's account and not a copy strategy. It uses the longest of 4, 3, 2 or 1 years in which the account already held stock on its first day.
Returns shown are estimates built from public disclosures, not the actual results of any member's accounts.
John Curtis has disclosed 148 stock trades in 81 stocks since Aug 2020, including 59 buys and 89 sales. Latest filing Oct 4, 2023.
Which stocks does John Curtis trade most?
By number of disclosed trades, John Curtis's most traded stocks are MSFT (5 trades), AMD (4 trades) and AMZN (4 trades).
What did John Curtis buy most recently?
The most recently filed purchases for John Curtis are PANW (Sep 13, 2023), EMR (Sep 13, 2023) and LLY (Sep 13, 2023). Each one links to the original filing.
How soon are John Curtis's trades reported?
Across all disclosed trades, the median one was filed 14 days after it happened. The STOCK Act gives members of Congress 45 days to report a trade, so a filing can trail the trade by weeks.
Where does John Curtis's trade data come from?
From periodic transaction reports that House members file with the Clerk of the House under the STOCK Act. The reports must cover the member, a spouse and dependent children. Every trade links to the original filing.
Do the amounts show the exact size of a trade?
No. Members report a range, such as $1,001-$15,000, not an exact amount.
Returns shown are estimates built from public disclosures, not the actual results of any member's accounts.
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