IBM

84 reported trades by 18 members of Congress, as the filers wrote the ticker (most recently “International Business Machines Corporation Common Stock (IBM)”).

From members' own periodic transaction reports and annual reports, as the Clerk of the House and the Senate publish them. Amounts are the form's bands, never exact. A trade reported twice (on a periodic report and again on the annual schedule) is shown once; two identical trades on one day would show once too. “Days to filing” is from the trade to the filing that reported it: the STOCK Act's 45 days run from when the member was notified of the trade, which can be later, so a long number is not by itself a late filing. Spouses' and dependents' trades are marked. Every filing here is free to read; the law bars using these reports for any commercial purpose other than by the news media for dissemination to the public (5 U.S.C. 13107(c)), which is why they are not in any export or the API.