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U.S. House of Representatives

Rep. Glenn Grothman

Republican · Representative, WI-6

BudgetEducation and WorkforceOversight and Government ReformJudiciary
Results across 16 tests
Fits patternOpen questionDoes not fitNot assessedScreening signal

No test fits; open questions on disclosure timeliness.

Trades disclosed
5
Feb 2, 2022 to Mar 19, 2024
Companies traded
3
Disclosed value
$5,005–$75K
Sum of reported ranges
Filed after 45 days
2
Median filing lag 434 days

Scorecard

Select a test to see the estimate, interval, adjusted p-values and robustness checks.

T7Disclosure timeliness2 of 5 trades (40.0%) were disclosed late; median lag 434 days. Another 3 were over 45 days from the trade but filed within 30 days of the stated notification date.Open question

Question
Were trades disclosed within the STOCK Act's 45-day limit?

Insider signature
Delayed disclosure can conceal well-timed trades.

Analyst note
Late share 0.400, Wilson [0.143, 0.728]; 90th percentile lag 504 days; longest 510 days.

Evidence
Descriptive
Late share
40.0% [14.3%, 72.8%] 90%
Robust to variants
Yes
0Estimate
This member40.0%
All computed statistics (12)
n5
amendment_rows_excluded0
late2
late_from_trade5
excused_by_notification3
late_share0.4000
late_ci[0.1427, 0.7275]
median_lag434
p90_lag504.4000
max_lag510
filings2
late_filings1
Robustness variantReadingEstimate
Late from the trade date alone, ignoring notification datesOpen question100.0%
T16Options and leverageNo option trades were reported.Does not fit

Question
Does the member use options, and do option trades point the right way?

Insider signature
Informed traders favour options because leverage raises the payoff to private information.

Analyst note
No option trades were reported.

Evidence
Descriptive
Margin δ
0.5% per trade over 21 days
All computed statistics (2)
option_trades0
option_share0
T1Trade sizeOnly 0 directional trades; too few for a size reading.Not assessed

Question
Are the member's trades unusually large, especially just before news?

Insider signature
Informed trades are large relative to the trader's normal activity, because the profit from an informational edge scales with position size.

Analyst note
Only 0 directional trades; too few for a size reading.

Evidence
Descriptive
All computed statistics (1)
n0
T2Breadth and concentrationOnly 0 directional trades; too few for a concentration reading.Not assessed

Question
Is trading concentrated in a few companies rather than spread across a diversified portfolio?

Insider signature
Informed trading concentrates in the few issuers tied to the information.

Analyst note
Only 0 directional trades; too few for a concentration reading.

Evidence
Descriptive
All computed statistics (1)
n0
T3Cadence and event proximityOnly 0 directional trades; too few for a cadence reading.Not assessed

Question
Do trades arrive in routine rebalancing batches, or sporadically just before company news?

Insider signature
Opportunistic trades carry information and routine trades do not.

Analyst note
Only 0 directional trades; too few for a cadence reading.

Evidence
Descriptive
All computed statistics (1)
n0
T4Event timing (abnormal returns)Abnormal returns were not computed (daily prices unavailable or too few priced trades).Not assessed

Question
Do purchases rise and sales fall more than the market in the weeks after the trade?

Insider signature
Purchases before price rises and sales before price falls.

Analyst note
Abnormal returns were not computed (daily prices unavailable or too few priced trades).

Evidence
Not computed
Margin δ
0.5% per trade over 21 days
All computed statistics (1)
n0
T5Direction before market-wide shocksNo market-wide shocks or documented events fell within five trading days after the member's trades.Not assessed

Question
Before the market's biggest moves, did the member's trades point the right way?

Insider signature
An informed trader's trades just before a market-moving event point in the direction of the coming move.

Analyst note
No market-wide shocks or documented events fell within five trading days after the member's trades.

Evidence
Descriptive
Margin δ
10 points above a coin flip
All computed statistics (1)
n_episodes0
T6Control and independenceNo documentary record of trading arrangements or absence periods was available.Not assessed

Question
Does the member direct the trades, and does trading change when the member's access to information changes?

Insider signature
The person holding the information directs the trade.

Analyst note
No documentary record of trading arrangements or absence periods was available.

Evidence
Not computed
T8Committee overlapOnly 0 directional trades; too few for a committee-overlap reading.Not assessed

Question
Does the member trade industries their committees oversee, and do those trades do better?

Insider signature
Members may trade on information about industries their committees oversee.

Analyst note
Only 0 directional trades; too few for a committee-overlap reading.

Evidence
Descriptive
Margin δ
0.5% per trade over 21 days
All computed statistics (1)
n0
T9Policy-topic overlapNo legislative event calendar with daily returns was available for this member.Not assessed

Question
Did trades in stocks affected by the member's legislative work come before votes and move the right way?

Insider signature
Trading on knowledge of legislation before it is public.

Analyst note
No legislative event calendar with daily returns was available for this member.

Evidence
Not computed
Margin δ
0.5% per trade
T10Behavior after scrutinyOnly 0 directional trades.Not assessed

Question
Did trading change after press scrutiny or an ethics inquiry?

Insider signature
A member who trades on information has an incentive to keep control of trading after scrutiny.

Analyst note
Only 0 directional trades.

Evidence
Descriptive
T11Performance relative to CongressRequires T4 for every member; computed in the cross-member pass.Not assessed

Question
After accounting for noise, does the member's trading beat that of other members?

Insider signature
A member with an information edge stands out from the cross-section of congressional traders.

Analyst note
Requires T4 for every member; computed in the cross-member pass.

Evidence
Not computed
Margin δ
0.5% per trade over 21 days
T12Anticipation of large stock movesDaily prices unavailable.Not assessed

Question
When a traded stock made a large unexpected move soon after the trade, was the trade on the right side?

Insider signature
Buying shortly before a large jump or selling shortly before a large drop.

Analyst note
Daily prices unavailable.

Evidence
Not computed
Margin δ
10 points above a coin flip
T13Co-trading with other membersOnly 0 directional trades.Not assessed

Question
Does the member trade the same stock in the same direction as other members at the same time more than chance predicts?

Insider signature
Shared nonpublic information spreads through networks and shows up as clustered trades.

Analyst note
Only 0 directional trades.

Evidence
Descriptive
All computed statistics (1)
n0
T14Family-account tradesOnly 0 trades name the account owner; at least 10 are needed.Not assessed

Question
Do trades in a spouse's or dependent's name do better than the member's own?

Insider signature
Routing informed trades through family accounts.

Analyst note
Only 0 trades name the account owner; at least 10 are needed.

Evidence
Not computed
Margin δ
0.5% per trade over 21 days
All computed statistics (1)
owner_unknown0
T15Short-swing round tripsOnly 0 directional trades.Not assessed

Question
Does the member buy and sell the same stock within six months, and do those round trips beat the market?

Insider signature
Short-horizon round trips capture a temporary informational edge.

Analyst note
Only 0 directional trades.

Evidence
Descriptive
Margin δ
0.5% per trade over 21 days
Disclosed trades per monthPurchasesSales
202220232024

Largest positions traded

CompanyTradesDisclosed value
US TREASURY SERIES I SAVINGS BOND2$2,002 to $30K
US Savings Bond2$2,002 to $30K
Series I Bond1$1,001 to $15K

All disclosed trades

Amounts are the ranges reported on the filing. Late filings are those made more than 45 days after the trade.

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5 trades
Trade dateAssetTypeAmountOwnerFiled after
Mar 19, 2024 US Savings BondPurchase$1,001 to $15Kself56 dFiling
Apr 26, 2023 US Savings BondPurchase$1,001 to $15Kself384 dFiling
Jan 4, 2023 Series I BondPurchase$1,001 to $15Kself496 dFiling
Apr 19, 2022 US TREASURY SERIES I SAVINGS BONDPurchase$1,001 to $15Kself434 dFiling
Feb 2, 2022 US TREASURY SERIES I SAVINGS BONDPurchase$1,001 to $15Kself510 dFiling