Fields reports a Netflix purchase before a 16.51% decline

Fields disclosed five purchases, each in the $1,001-$15,000 range: Apple, Alphabet, Netflix, and two Microsoft transactions. The Microsoft purchases share a September 10 trade date but belong to different accounts, including an account for Fields Law Firm 2, LLC.

Netflix closed October 2 at $67.06, down 16.51% from its stored September 14 reference price of $80.32. That was the largest absolute price move among the transactions in this report. Apple rose 5.52% from its September 8 reference price, and Microsoft rose 5.10% from September 10. Alphabet fell 1.55%.

Wied's hand-delivered report lists four September 17 partial sales in a jointly owned account. ServiceNow was the largest at $50,001-$100,000. The Trade Desk, Upstart, and Chipotle were each $15,001-$50,000. Together, the four sales account for $95,004-$250,000 of the week's reported equity value.

The Trade Desk fell 16.20% between the September 17 and October 2 closes. Upstart fell 7.91%, Chipotle fell 3.43%, and ServiceNow fell 2.95%. These four transactions come directly from the filing and do not yet have Glasshouse trade-detail pages.

Taylor reported five September 22 transactions: an Amgen purchase, two Home Depot purchases, and two Marathon Petroleum sales. Each was $1,001-$15,000. The Home Depot and Marathon entries appear separately in a 401(k) and a joint brokerage account.

Home Depot fell 7.37% from its stored transaction-day reference price, while Amgen fell 1.76%. Marathon Petroleum rose 8.38% after the sales.

Rulli disclosed a September 3 Goldman Sachs purchase and partial sales of Wells Fargo on September 3 and Microsoft on September 28. All three transactions were $1,001-$15,000 and came from a Merrill Lynch SIMPLE managed account.

Goldman Sachs fell 13.04% from the stored purchase-day reference price to October 2. Wells Fargo fell 9.80% after the sale; Microsoft rose 1.63%.

Glasshouse's stored records show five September 4 partial sales: Analog Devices, two JPMorgan entries, and two Visa entries. The JPMorgan sales were $15,001-$50,000 each; the other three were $1,001-$15,000 each.

Analog Devices rose 15.16% from its stored sale-day reference price to the October 2 close. JPMorgan fell 7.32%, and Visa fell 3.84%. These Senate records could not be independently rechecked against the filing during preparation.

Nancy Pelosi's October 2 filing reports a spouse-owned $500,001-$1,000,000 investment in REOF XXX, LLC on September 8. The filing describes an LLC acquiring and managing an office property at 225 Bush Street in San Francisco. It is a private investment, so it is excluded from the stock totals.

Donald Beyer's October 1 filing contains three government-security transactions. Suzan DelBene's September 30 filing contains five municipal-bond transactions.

Diana Harshbarger submitted three scanned reports on October 1: first report, second report, and third report. They list bonds, Treasury notes, and private funds rather than individual stocks.

Stored Senate records also include private-holding transactions for Richard Blumenthal and a Greenbrier Hotel transaction for Jim Justice. Those records are outside the equity totals and were not independently reverified for this report.

This report covers disclosures filed September 28-October 4, 2026, rather than trades executed during that week. We checked the House Clerk's filing index and the linked House reports, including the scanned filings. The equity totals combine 17 source-verified House transactions with five stored Senate records. Senate search was unavailable during preparation, so we could not independently verify those five entries or confirm complete Senate coverage.

Repeated House rows remain separate when the filing lists separate accounts. The repeated Senate rows remain as stored; their account distinctions have not been independently confirmed. Purchases and sales, including partial sales, count as individual transactions.

Prices are frozen at the October 2, 2026 close, the final trading session before the week ended. Price moves compare that close with Glasshouse's stored transaction-day reference price; Wied's four rows use historical September 17 closes. Calculations use the available price precision before rounding the displayed percentages.

Disclosures report value ranges and can be amended. The combined range sums transaction values, not net buying or portfolio value. Reference prices are market closes, not confirmed execution prices. Price changes do not establish realized returns, intent, or investment performance. This report is informational and is not financial advice.