John Thune
A source-backed view of disclosed trades, filing timing, committee context, and paper market signals. This page shows public-record activity; it is not an accusation of wrongdoing and not investment advice.
The 10-second public-record profile
Latest receipt, biggest disclosed range, slowest disclosure lag, and strongest SPY-relative paper signal — factual context only, not a claim about intent.
Public-record trading signals
Charts summarize disclosed rows and derived paper-return context. They are signals for research, not conclusions about motive or recommendations to trade.
◇ Potential committee-sector overlaps
4 disclosed trades in related sectorsShown when disclosed trades overlap with sectors associated with committee assignments. This is a transparency signal only — not a finding of wrongdoing, illegality, or investment merit.
Committee Assignments (14)
Net Worth History
Filing Delay Pattern
days between trade and STOCK Act disclosure · each dot = one trade67% on timeSTOCK Act requires disclosure within 30 days of a transaction. Red dashed line marks the legal threshold — dots above it represent late filings.
Recent disclosed trades (3)
Each row links to the filing source when available and to a shareable receipt page for verification.
| Date | Ticker | Asset | Action | Amount | Filing Delay | Source | Receipt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022-05-05 | IRT | IRT | SELL | $15K – $50K | 480d | — | receipt → |
| 2022-05-12 | — | Senate PTR de8c4e8a | DISCLOSED | — | — | Filing ↗ | receipt → |
| 2022-01-14 | — | Senate PTR ef1c990c | DISCLOSED | — | — | Filing ↗ | receipt → |
Filing links open official House Clerk PDFs or Senate eFD records when the source URL is available. Disclosure delays are measured from transaction date to filing date.