Mark Zuckerberg
Meta Platforms
Filed 09/28
Sold 60.7% of holdings
What US lawmakers and CEOs bought, in Korean
Every day we gather the trades filed with the SEC and Congress and show who bought what, for how much, person by person. Free, with no sign-in.
- Mark Zuckerberg, CEO — sold $5.9M of Meta Platforms META · 60.7% of holdings · 10b5-1 plan
Ajit Jain, Chairman — sold $20M of Berkshire Hathaway BRK-A · 37.0% of holdings Sold 37.0% of holdings
Department of Defense added $92M to a contract with Palantir Technologies PLTR 1 members traded the stock within 30 days
Whose trades you see
- Members of CongressHouse and Senate stock trades reported under the STOCK Act, down to how many days after the trade they were reported.
- CEOs and insidersBuys and sells by officers, directors and major holders filed on SEC Form 4, down to what share of their holding they sold.
- Donald TrumpWhite House and Federal Register announcements, the industries they touch, the five-session price reaction, and his own stock trades.
One card holds it all
One trade is one card. Without reading the English filing you see who, what, for how much, when, and one computed figure at a glance.
- Who
- The face, the name, the title
- What
- The stock's name and ticker
- For how much
- The reported amount or range
- When
- The trade date and the filing date
- One figure
- The first buy in years, the share of the holding sold, the days until it was reported
Mark Zuckerberg
Meta Platforms
Filed 09/28
Sold 60.7% of holdings
Starting from the stocks Koreans hold
We show first what the big buyers did in the fifty US stocks Koreans hold most this week.
- AppleAAPL
- BroadcomAVGO
- Space Exploration TechnologiesSPCX
- Meta PlatformsMETA
- Berkshire HathawayBRK-B
- Lumentum HoldingsLITE
- CrowdStrike HoldingsCRWD
- Tempus AITEM
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Data
Trades and reports come from SEC EDGAR, the public disclosures of the US House and Senate and the Office of Government Ethics; announcements from the White House and the Federal Register; lobbying from the Senate's lobbying disclosures and the Justice Department's FARA registrations; economic indicators from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the Treasury, the Federal Reserve, the St. Louis Fed's FRED and the Bank of Korea's ECOS. The Trump news lists are search results from the GDELT Project. Every number is computed from the values those records state.
Portraits come from Wikimedia Commons, companies' own pages and official US government portraits; a photo that needs its author named carries the credit beside it.
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