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5 new disclosures · 1 filed late · 07:00
A. Armstrong AAPL BUY 71 days late
W. Timmons SPCX BUY on time
G. Cisneros LLY BUY on time
G. Stanton TCNNF SELL on time
N. Pelosi INTC BUY on time
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3,134
Trades tracked this year
$240M
Estimated volume disclosed
27 days
Median delay, trade to disclosure

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