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Sam T. Liccardo
DemocratRepresentative · CA-16
Current term began Jan 2025
Fewer than five priced purchases on the record, so no comparison to the index is drawn.
- Disclosed trades
- 1
- 0 purchases · 1 sale · made public since January 2025
- Disclosed volume
- $33K
- midpoints of the reported ranges, not what Liccardo owns
- Made public
- 6 days
- Half of Liccardo's trades were made public within 6 days; Congress overall 28; the law allows 45.
- On time
- 100%
- 79% across Congress
Sam Liccardo is the U.S. representative for California's 16th congressional district and a former mayor of San Jose
Samuel Theodore Liccardo is an attorney and politician whose public service includes local government in California. He served as mayor of San Jose from 2015 to 2023. He now represents California's 16th congressional district in the U.S. House.
Liccardo brings experience in law and municipal government. Financial Services committee assignments cover financial institutions, digital assets, financial technology and artificial intelligence.
attorney · former mayor · politician
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What the filings show
A California House Democrat whose disclosed trading is confined to sales of NVIDIA common stock
The record is too limited to establish an investing approach, with disclosed trading confined to NVIDIA common stock sales. Activity has moved at a regular pace and is filed in Liccardo's own name. No options or fund trades appear.
What to watch
- Additional NVIDIA sales would keep the disclosed trading narrowly focused; trades in other companies would broaden the picture.
- Filings have arrived promptly. Any longer delays would make the trading record less timely.
- Financials or real estate trades would introduce overlap with his committee responsibilities.
Generated with AI, awaiting an editor, from the member’s own filings · carries no figures and makes no claim about performance
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.