Did John Hoeven buy International Business Machines stock?
Republican · U.S. Senate · North Dakota
Latest filing Oct 24, 2019
Yes. John Hoeven disclosed 3 purchases and 2 sales of International Business Machines (IBM) stock between Dec 22, 2016 and Oct 21, 2019, in STOCK Act reports. Added together, the disclosed purchases come to $150K-$300K and the disclosed sales to $115K-$300K.
Every International Business Machines trade
John Hoeven trades in International Business Machines
Did John Hoeven buy International Business Machines stock?
Yes. John Hoeven disclosed 3 purchases and 2 sales of International Business Machines (IBM) stock between Dec 22, 2016 and Oct 21, 2019, in STOCK Act reports. Added together, the disclosed purchases come to $150K-$300K and the disclosed sales to $115K-$300K.
How big were John Hoeven's International Business Machines trades?
STOCK Act reports give a range for each trade, such as $50K-$100K, never an exact amount. Added together, the disclosed purchases come to $150K-$300K and the disclosed sales to $115K-$300K.
Did John Hoeven make these International Business Machines trades personally?
Not always. The STOCK Act requires members to report trades by themselves, a spouse and dependent children. The owner column of each linked filing says whose trade it was.
Does John Hoeven still own International Business Machines stock?
This page lists reported trades, not holdings. A purchase can have been sold since, and the filings shown do not say what is held today.
When did John Hoeven report these trades?
The latest filing is dated Oct 24, 2019. The STOCK Act gives members of Congress 45 days to report a trade, so a filing can trail the trade by weeks. Every row shows both dates.
Where does this data come from?
From periodic transaction reports filed under the STOCK Act with the Secretary of the Senate. Every trade links to the original filing.
Reported trades and amount ranges, not what is held today. Reports can include a spouse and dependent children.
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