Moskowitz discloses Applied Materials purchase 45 days after trading

Moskowitz disclosed one purchase and two sales made July 13, each in the $1,001-$15,000 range. The filing was signed August 27, 45 calendar days after the trades—the outer deadline set by federal disclosure rules.

Applied Materials fell 19.76% from its transaction-day price through August 28, the week's largest subsequent move. STERIS rose 7.71% and W.W. Grainger fell 6.14% after the reported sales. These price moves are not the filer's realized returns.

Morrison disclosed seven sales made August 11 across separate trusts, with a combined reported range of $21,007-$140,000. The filing lists three Accenture rows, three Mobility Global rows, and one Solstice Advanced Materials row as distinct transactions.

Accenture rose 5.44%, Mobility Global rose 4.49%, and Solstice Advanced Materials rose 3.96% through August 28.

Rulli disclosed a partial Alphabet sale from a Roth IRA in the $50,001-$100,000 range one day after the August 24 trade. Alphabet fell 0.42% from the transaction-day price through August 28.

David McCormick's August 27 Senate filing contains 52 rows covering municipal bonds and structured notes, with a combined reported range of $4.49 million-$10.4 million. Christopher Coons disclosed a $100,001-$250,000 partial sale of W.L. Gore & Associates, and William Keating reported a $1,001-$15,000 Alphabet corporate-note purchase. These 54 rows are outside this report's equity totals.

This issue covers House and Senate disclosures published August 24-30, 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 11 included equity transactions have a combined disclosed range of $74,011-$285,000.

Price change compares Glasshouse's stored transaction price with its market reference through Friday, August 28. 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.