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Sean Patrick Maloney is a Democratic Representative from New York's 18th district. OQRO lists 5 stock trades disclosed under this name, the latest on Apr 2, 2021, with the official amount range and a link to each filing.
Democrat, Representative, NY district 18
Official portrait, public domain (unitedstates/images)
Disclosures on record
5
Companies involved
5
Latest disclosure
Apr 2, 2021
Owner as disclosed
Self 5
MicrosoftMSFT
Jun 26, 2020Sold$1,001–$15,000Selfdisclosed Apr 2
DetailsOfficial recordTaiwan Semiconductor ManufacturingTSM
Jun 26, 2020Sold$1,001–$15,000Selfdisclosed Apr 2
AppleAAPL
Jun 26, 2020Sold$1,001–$15,000Selfdisclosed Apr 2
DetailsOfficial recordDiageoDEO
Jun 26, 2020Sold$1,001–$15,000Selfdisclosed Apr 2
DetailsOfficial recordFastenalFAST
Jun 26, 2020Sold$1,001–$15,000Selfdisclosed Apr 2
DetailsOfficial recordThe latest trade on record is a sale of Microsoft (MSFT) on Jun 26, 2020, reported as $1K to $15K, disclosed on Apr 2, 2021.
Among the 5 disclosures listed here, the companies named most often are Microsoft (MSFT, 1 trade), Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM, 1 trade), Apple (AAPL, 1 trade). A trade can be made by the member, a spouse or a dependent child; the owner is shown where the report states it.
The median is 280 days between the trade and its disclosure, across 5 trades listed here. The STOCK Act sets a limit of 45 days; 5 trades here were disclosed more than 45 days after the trade date shown.
No official net worth exists. Members of Congress report assets and trades in value brackets (for example $1,001 to $15,000), not exact amounts, so any single figure published elsewhere is an estimate. This page lists what Sean Patrick Maloney disclosed, each line linked to the official report.
Yes. Members of Congress may buy and sell stocks. Since the STOCK Act of 2012 they must report each trade above $1,000 within 45 days, in a periodic transaction report that anyone can read. OQRO lists these reports as filed. A trade listed here is a disclosed fact, not evidence of wrongdoing and not investment advice.
