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Republicans drive $157.2mn of sales in congressional disclosures
Filings from the past 30 days show sales reached $169.4mn, with unlisted holdings accounting for 91 per cent of value.
Republicans disclosed $157.2mn of sales over the past 30 days, out of $169.4mn sold by filers. Democrats accounted for $10.9mn of the $13.3mn spent on purchases over the same period.
Sales represented 93 per cent of total trading value, while purchases took 7 per cent. James C. Justice disclosed two sales valued at $150.0mn, representing 89 per cent of all sales value.
Unlisted assets
Private companies, partnerships, funds and bonds without a stock-market listing accounted for $166.6mn, or 91 per cent of all value. The largest transaction was a sale by Justice in Greenbrier Hotel Corporation and Affiliates of over $50.0mn.
Trading in S&P 500 companies also showed net disposals. Filers sold a net $1.4mn in the industrial sector across 40 trades, while energy shares recorded $848,000 of net selling across 12 trades.