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Ed Case
DemocratU.S. Representative · HI-01
In office since 2003 · 23 yrsAge 73official site →
Every disclosed securities trade by Ed Case under the STOCK Act — 1 transactions across 1issuers, with the top tickers, sector mix, filing timeliness and return vs the S&P 500. Members must disclose within 45 days; dates below are as filed.
most active:AAPL
Dollar figures are estimatesfrom the midpoints of the broad ranges the STOCK Act requires (e.g. “$1,001–$15,000”) — they reflect disclosed trade activity, not portfolio holdings or value, which members are not required to disclose. We never invent a portfolio balance.
Disclosed trades1rolling window
Issuers1
Est. trade volume$8Kmidpoints of ranges
Last filing2026-05-3143 days ago
Avg filing delay17 dayslaw allows up to 45
Late filings0 (0%)past the deadline
Avg vs S&P 500+4.8%1 rated trades — est.
Win rate vs S&P100%1 rated trades
most-traded tickers // share of disclosed volume
$8K · 100%
sector allocation // of classified trade volume
$8K · 100%
Sectors mapped for major issuers; unmapped names bucket into “other.”
buys vs sells // by disclosed volume
▲ 1 buys · $8K▼ 0 sells · $0
disclosed trades // as filed← FULL TRACKER
1 of 1
| Asset | Transaction | vs S&P |
|---|---|---|
| AAPLST | BUY | +4.8% |
Data: official STOCK Act disclosures (U.S. House Clerk & Senate eFD), aggregated by the open-source Congress Trading Monitor (Kadoa). Trades are reported by law within 30–45 days; dates shown are as filed. Return figures are computed by the data source from the transaction date and are estimates: disclosure amounts are ranges, exact execution prices are not disclosed, and results are not investment advice.