- 3+ members traded it the same way within 14 days▲
- Larger than this member's usual trade▲
- Filed under family▲
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Greg Landsman
DemocratRepresentative · OH-1
Current term began Jan 2025Files under family accountsQuiet since May 2025
41.4 points ahead of the S&P 500
Copying Landsman's 5 purchases from the day each became public: +73.4%. The S&P over the same days: +32.0%.
Buys only, each purchase counted equally, not what Landsman earned. 18 of the 48 members with five or more priced purchases are ahead of the index. The typical member trails it by 2.8 points.
- Disclosed trades
- 57
- 5 purchases · 51 sales · made public since January 2025
- Disclosed volume
- $1.4M
- midpoints of the reported ranges, not what Landsman owns
- Made public
- 12 days
- Half of Landsman's trades were made public within 12 days; Congress overall 28; the law allows 45.
- On time
- 98%
- 79% across Congress
The U.S. representative for Ohio's 1st congressional district and a former Cincinnati City Council member
Greg Landsman served on the Cincinnati City Council from 2018 to 2022. A member of the Democratic Party, he has represented Ohio's 1st congressional district, based in Cincinnati and including most of its inner suburbs, since 2023.
Landsman's professional background is in city government, with no particular market expertise specified in the biography. Landsman's committee work covers energy, commerce, environment, communications, technology and health.
former city council member · politician
Generated with AI, awaiting an editor · from Wikipedia · not from the filings
What the filings show
An Ohio House Democrat whose disclosed trading is dominated by sales from spouse and joint accounts
The filings show frequent trading dominated by sales, with purchases uncommon. Activity is spread across several companies but retains some sizable positions in the trading mix, led by Kroger and Microsoft. Disclosed trades belong to spouse and joint accounts and involve mostly individual stocks, with little fund activity and no options.
What to watch
- A shift toward sustained buying would change the picture of a disclosure record dominated by sales.
- Spouse and joint accounts account for the disclosed activity, so account ownership matters when reading a transaction.
- Kroger and Microsoft lead the disclosed trading by estimated dollar volume; changes there could alter how widely activity is spread.
Generated with AI, awaiting an editor, from the member’s own filings · carries no figures and makes no claim about performance
Filings that stood out
this member's highest Signal Scores · of 100, how much a filing stands out, not a rating · sorted by score, never by price move
- Sits on a committee covering this industry▲
- 3+ members traded it the same way within 14 days▲
- Larger than this member's usual trade▲
- Sits on a committee covering this industry▲
- 3+ members traded it the same way within 14 days▲
- Larger than this member's usual trade▲
Public information from STOCK Act filings. Amounts are reported in ranges and shown as midpoints, filings arrive after the trades, and no personal profit or loss is disclosed. Not financial advice.