Abbott and Toast lead the week's post-trade price moves

Allen disclosed two purchases and one sale made July 14 through a spouse-owned trust, with a combined reported range of $17,003-$80,000. Abbott Laboratories rose 31.12% from the sale-day price through August 21, the week's largest subsequent move.

AMD fell 13.66% and Broadcom fell 5.31% after the reported purchases. These price moves are not the filer's realized returns.

Kean disclosed four purchases and two partial sales, all in the $1,001-$15,000 range. Toast rose 28.25% from its July 8 transaction price, while ESAB fell 13.42% after a July 7 purchase.

Boozman disclosed nine ticker-linked equity transactions: five purchases and four sales, each in the $1,001-$15,000 range. Estée Lauder and Chevron rose 21.78% and 21.32% after their July 2 purchases; Aptiv fell 19.35% after a July 9 purchase.

The filing also lists a $1,001-$15,000 purchase of a leveraged S&P 500 ETF that lacked a validated Glasshouse ticker mapping. It is excluded from the equity totals and table.

Taylor disclosed four purchases and one sale with a combined reported range of $19,005-$110,000. The two Alphabet rows are separate purchases in different accounts. Microsoft fell 4.08% after the sale; Installed Building Products rose 2.74% after its purchase.

Case reported a spouse-owned automatic dividend reinvestment in Apple in the $1,001-$15,000 range. Apple rose 1.34% from the August 13 transaction price through August 21.

Moore disclosed an AT&T sale in the $50,001-$100,000 range. The shares rose 1.61% from the August 14 transaction price through August 21.

Scott Peters's August 17 filing contains 15 rows covering municipal bonds, Treasury bills, private funds, and other non-equity assets, with combined reported ranges of $4.7 million-$6.45 million. Steve Cohen disclosed two fixed-income purchases totaling $200,002-$500,000. These rows are outside this report's equity totals.

This issue covers House and Senate disclosures published August 17-23, 2026. It counts individual, ticker-linked equity rows after reconciling Glasshouse records with official filings. Separate transactions in different accounts remain separate rows.

Dollar totals add the reported minimums and maximums rather than estimating midpoint values. The 25 included equity transactions have a combined disclosed range of $102,025-$530,000.

Price change compares Glasshouse's stored transaction price with its market reference through Friday, August 21. For purchases and sales alike, the percentage is the security's subsequent move, not a member's portfolio return.

Transaction data comes from public House Clerk and Senate financial disclosures. Glasshouse standardizes names, tickers, ranges, and price data. Links above point to the official filing or disclosure search.

Disclosures use broad value ranges and can be amended. They do not establish exact position size, remaining ownership, intent, or investment performance. This report is informational and is not financial advice.