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Keith J. Rothfus: stock trades

Representative for PA (at large). Value ranges as filed, never exact figures.

Activity

Top sectors

Trades in companies we cover, by the company’s sector. Green is purchases, red is sales.

  • Utilities100% of trades 1 trades: 0 purchases, 1 sales

Stocks traded

Every company we cover that appears in the reports. “Since first purchase” is the stock’s move from the close on the member’s first disclosed purchase to the latest close, against the S&P 500; it is not the member’s return.

Keith J. Rothfus: companies traded
TLNTalen Energy Corp 0 1$1,001–$15,000 Dec 6, 2016 Dec 6, 2016 —

Trades in companies we cover

“Stock since trade” is the share price move from the close on the trade date to the latest close, with the gap to the S&P 500 beneath. It describes the stock, not what the member made. Click a column heading to sort.

Keith J. Rothfus: trades in companies we cover
Report
TLNTalen Energy Corp Sale (full)$1,001 - $15,000 · Spouse May 15, 2017 Dec 6, 2016 — Filing for TLN on Dec 6, 2016
TLNTalen Energy Corp Exchange$1,001 - $15,000 · Spouse Jun 15, 2016 Jun 1, 2015 — Filing for TLN on Jun 1, 2015

What happened to the stocks afterwards

Keith J. Rothfus has too few trades with a full 30 or 90 day window behind them to say anything (we need at least 20 on a side). The totals are not shown rather than shown on a handful of trades.

Excess return is the stock’s move minus the S&P 500’s over the same dates, measured from the close on the trade date, on closing prices adjusted for splits and dividends. Value ranges are wide, filings arrive up to 45 days late, trades by one member in one stock are not independent, and a stock’s move says nothing about what a member earned. A small average over a few trades is noise, not evidence. This is not investment advice. For sales, a positive figure means the stock went on to beat the market after the sale.

Filings

Holdings and net worth are not shown: members also file annual financial disclosure reports listing what they own, and those are not included here yet. We show only the trades they report.

Source: periodic transaction reports filed with the Clerk of the House of Representatives under the STOCK Act (Senate reports are not included yet). Members report trades by themselves, their spouses and dependent children. Amounts are the value ranges as filed, not exact figures, and a report can be filed up to 45 days after the trade, so the latest trades may not appear yet. Scanned paper reports are linked but not transcribed. By law (5 U.S.C. §13107) these reports may not be used for any commercial purpose other than by news and communications media for dissemination to the general public; we publish them free, as news.

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