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Ritchie Torres
DemocratRepresentative · NY-15Current term began Jan 2025Files in batches: 63 trades per form, 100% under $15,000⚑ Habitual late filer: median 328 days before a trade was made public
Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party
10.7 points behind the S&P 500
Copying Torres's 64 purchases from the day each became public: +9.9%. The S&P over the same days: +20.6%.
Buys only, each purchase counted equally, not what Torres earned. 18 of the 48 members with five or more priced purchases are ahead of the index. Torres is not one of them. The typical member trails it by 2.8 points. This account files in batches, so the score describes the account, not the member's picks.
- Disclosed trades
- 125
- 65 purchases · 60 sales · made public since January 2025
- Disclosed volume
- $1.0M
- midpoints of the reported ranges, not what Torres owns
- Made public
- 328 days
- Half of Torres's trades were made public within 328 days; Congress overall 28; the law allows 45.
- On time
- 45%
- 79% across Congress
A U.S. representative for New York and a former New York City Council member
Ritchie Torres served on the New York City Council from 2014 to 2020, where he chaired the Committee on Public Housing and was a deputy majority leader. Torres also led the Oversight and Investigations Committee, focusing on taxi medallion lending and the city's Third Party Transfer Program. Torres has represented New York's 15th congressional district since 2021.
Torres brings experience in public housing and lending oversight from his city council service. Financial Services committee assignments cover housing, insurance, digital assets, financial technology and artificial intelligence, giving readers context for the policy areas his work touches.
former city council member · public housing oversight · lending oversight
Generated with AI, awaiting an editor · from Wikipedia · not from the filings
What the filings show
Ritchie Torres, a New York House Democrat, discloses frequent buying and selling across a wide spread of individual stocks
Torres buys and sells individual stocks frequently, spreading activity widely across companies. Funds barely feature, and no options trades appear in the disclosures. The accounts are filed almost entirely in his own name.
What to watch
- Repeatedly late filings make the next disclosure's trade dates especially important: newly published activity may already be stale.
- Financials and real estate trading deserves attention alongside his Financial Services responsibilities.
- Activity is spread widely across companies; a shift toward concentrated positions would change the picture.
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
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.