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Michael McCaul reports stock trades up to 72 days after dealing
Filings show 91 congressional trades missed the 45-day deadline, with one House member taking more than 10 weeks to report transactions.
Ninety-one congressional stock trades missed the 45-day disclosure deadline in filings disclosed in the last 30 days. Michael McCaul proved the slowest to file, taking 72 days to disclose a transaction.
McCaul sold $50,000 to $100,000 of shares in Insight Enterprises on 3 August. The shares in the company have risen 35 per cent to 27 October. McCaul also traded repeatedly in Intuit, making two purchases and four sales in the software company between 13 August and 31 August.
Another filer reported selling before price increases. Gilbert Cisneros sold $15,000 to $50,000 of shares in Revvity on 9 September. Shares in the medical device maker have risen 31 per cent to 27 October.
Companies in this column: Intuit, Insight Enterprises, Revvity.