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Matt Van Epps

Rep. Matt Van Epps (R-TN) · disclosures Jun 17 – Jun 17

13Disclosures
38%Conflict rate (5)
0%Late rate (0)
—Avg mkt-adj 3 months
$27K – $230KDisclosed $ volume

Committees

Disclosed trades

Disclosed Traded Action Ticker / Asset Amount Sector Flags
Jun 17 Jun 16 SELL $META Meta Platforms $1K–$15K Communication Services
Jun 17 Jun 16 SELL $TPR Tapestry $15K–$50K Consumer Cyclical
Jun 17 Jun 16 SELL $MSFT Microsoft $1K–$15K Technology Conflict
Jun 17 Jun 16 SELL $INTC Intel $1K–$15K Technology Conflict
Jun 17 Jun 16 SELL $GOOGL Alphabet $1K–$15K Communication Services
Jun 17 Jun 16 SELL $AMZN Amazon.com $1K–$15K Consumer Cyclical
Jun 17 Jun 16 SELL $AAPL Apple $1K–$15K Technology Conflict
Jun 17 Jun 16 SELL $XOM Exxon Mobil $1K–$15K Energy
Jun 17 Jun 16 SELL $GEV Ge Vernova $1K–$15K Industrials
Jun 17 Jun 16 SELL $IBM International Business Machines $1K–$15K Technology Conflict
Jun 17 Jun 16 SELL $LUV Southwest Airlines $1K–$15K Industrials
Jun 17 Jun 16 SELL $GE General Electric $1K–$15K Industrials
Jun 17 Jun 16 SELL $NVDA Nvidia $1K–$15K Technology Conflict

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