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BALL

Congressional Trades
10
by 3 members
Ticker Intelligence Brief

Who in Congress traded BALL, when, and what happened after?

A ticker-first view for retail/data users: latest disclosure, largest range, disclosure lag, party flow, contracts, lobbying, and source-linked receipts.

Latest receipt
Jefferson Shreve
SELL · 2025-05-12
Largest range
$15K – $50K
Jefferson Shreve
Slowest filing
290d
Ron Wyden
Best vs SPY
-1.1%
Jefferson Shreve
Buys
4
40%
Sells
6
60%
Total Volume
$301K
midpoint
Unique Traders
3
members

Party Breakdown

Democrats2 · 20%
Republicans8 · 80%

Party Trading Divergence

Democrat vs. Republican buy / sell pressure by monthHIGH DIVERGENCE

Bar length = total trades. Color = net sentiment — green = net buying, red = net selling. Months with no activity hidden.

Democrat ←
Month
→ Republican
01
Nov '22
Mar '25
2
01
Apr '25
2
May '25
04
Democrats02Net sellers
vs
Republicans44Neutral
Net buyingNet selling⚡ Party split

💼 Lobbying Filings

all →
  • 2026-04-19$60K
    BALL CORPORATION
    Potential improvements to recycling policy, including infrastructure investments (S.1189 and H.R. 2145, Recycling, Infrastructure and Accessibility Act of 2023, STEWARD Act S. 351, and H.R. 7992) FY26 appropriations Issues related to aluminum beverage can manufacturing supply chain.
  • 2026-04-17$240K
    BALL CORPORATION
    General discussions about aluminum can recycling/UBC (used beverage can) collection, landfill avoidance, extended producer responsibility, circularity, recycling infrastructure, access to recycling, sustainability. Package labeling. H.R. 2145: Recycling and Accessibility Act of 2025; all provisions H.R. 7992, CANS Act of 2026; all provisions. H.R. DRAFT; S DRAFT: Truth in Labeling Act, provisions related to aluminum beverage can recycling. S. 2110, REUSE Act of 2025; all provisions. S. 351, STEWARD Act, all provisions. H.J.Res 72: Relating to a national emergency by the President on February 1, 2025 General discussions about the impact of 232 aluminum tariffs on aluminum beverage packaging, 232 aluminum tariff derivatives process, scrap utilization, value of USMCA. H.R. DRAFT: FY2027 Interior-Environment Appropriations Act; provisions related to recycling.
  • 2026-01-16$90K
    BALL CORPORATION
    General discussions about aluminum can recycling/UBC (used beverage can) collection, landfill avoidance, extended producer responsibility, circularity, recycling infrastructure, access to recycling, sustainability. Package labeling. H.R. 2145: Recycling and Accessibility Act of 2025; all provisions H.R. DRAFT: Aluminum Packaging Landfill Diversion legislation H.R. DRAFT: Federal Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)legislation S. 351: Strategies To Eliminate Waste and Accelerate Recycling Development (STEWARD) Act of 2025, provisions in SEC. 2: Recycling Infrastructure and Accessibility Improvements H.R. DRAFT; S DRAFT: Truth in Labeling Act, all provisions General discussions about the impact of 232 aluminum tariffs on aluminum beverage packaging, 232 aluminum tariff derivatives process, value of USMCA. H.R. 4466: CIRCLE Act, all provisions. H.R. 3325; S. 1732: CHEERS Act, all provisions.
  • 2026-01-16$60K
    BALL CORPORATION
    Potential improvements to recycling policy, including infrastructure investments (S.1189 and H.R. 2145, Recycling, Infrastructure and Accessibility Act of 2023, and STEWARD Act S. 351) FY26 appropriations Issues related to aluminum beverage can manufacturing supply chain.
  • 2025-10-20$120K
    BALL CORPORATION
    H.R. 4754, Department of the Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2026; provisions related to aluminum recycling. H.R. 4466, CIRCLE Act, all provisions. General discussions about aluminum can recycling/UBC (used beverage can) collection, landfill avoidance, deposit return system, extended producer responsibility, circularity, recycling infrastructure, access to recycling, sustainability, aluminum as a critical mineral, and aluminum/industrial decarbonization. H.R. 2145: Recycling and Accessibility Act of 2025; all provisions H.R. DRAFT: Aluminum Packaging Landfill Diversion legislation H.R. DRAFT: Federal Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)legislation S. 351: Strategies To Eliminate Waste and Accelerate Recycling Development (STEWARD) Act of 2025, provisions in SEC. 2: Recycling Infrastructure and Accessibility Improvements General discussions about the impact of 232 aluminum tariffs, 232 aluminum tariff derivatives process, DOE critical minerals ass
  • 2025-10-19$60K
    BALL CORPORATION
    Potential improvements to recycling policy, including infrastructure investments (S.1189 and H.R. 2145, Recycling, Infrastructure and Accessibility Act of 2023, and STEWARD Act S. 351) FY26 appropriations Issues related to aluminum beverage can manufacturing supply chain.
  • 2025-07-21$60K
    BALL CORPORATION
    Potential improvements to recycling policy, including infrastructure investments (S.1189 and H.R. 2145, Recycling, Infrastructure and Accessibility Act of 2023, and STEWARD Act S. 351) FY26 appropriations Issues related to aluminum beverage can manufacturing supply chain.
  • 2025-07-18$140K
    BALL CORPORATION
    General discussions about aluminum can recycling/UBC (used beverage can) collection, landfill avoidance, deposit return system, extended producer responsibility, circularity, recycling infrastructure, access to recycling, sustainability, aluminum as a critical mineral, and aluminum/industrial decarbonization. H.R. 2145: Recycling and Accessibility Act of 2025; all provisions S. 351: Strategies To Eliminate Waste and Accelerate Recycling Development (STEWARD) Act of 2025, provisions in SEC. 2: Recycling Infrastructure and Accessibility Improvements. General discussions about the impact of 232 aluminum tariffs. S.J. Res. 37 - A resolution to terminate the Canadian trade war (and the IEEPA tariffs on Canada).
  • 2025-06-18$80K
    BALL CORPORATION
    H.R. 8998: Department of the Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act,2025, provisions related to recycling. General discussions about aluminum can recycling, deposit return system, extended producer responsibility, circularity, recycling infrastructure, access to recycling, sustainability, and aluminum/industrial decarbonization. H.R. 6159 and S. 1189: Recycling Infrastructure and Accessibility Act; all provisions. Impact of aluminum tariffs on beverage can manufacturing.
  • 2025-04-17$210K
    BALL CORPORATION
    General discussions about aluminum can recycling/UBC (used beverage can) collection, deposit return system, extended producer responsibility, circularity, recycling infrastructure, access to recycling, sustainability, aluminum as a critical mineral, and aluminum/industrial decarbonization. H.R. 2145: Recycling and Accessibility Act of 2025; all provisions S. 351: Strategies To Eliminate Waste and Accelerate Recycling Development (STEWARD) Act of 2025, provisions in SEC. 2: Recycling Infrastructure and Accessibility Improvements. General discussions about impact of aluminum 232 tariffs on the beverage can manufacturing industry. S.J. Res. 37 - A resolution to terminate the Canadian trade war (and the IEEPA tariffs on Canada).

Congressional Momentum

buy vs. sell pressureNEUTRAL

Score 0–100: above 50 = net buying pressure, below 50 = net selling. Signal based on last 90 days.

Last 30 Days
No trades
Last 90 Days
No trades
All-Time
43
4 buys10 total6 sells
$130K buys · $171K sells
Cumulative Net Position (buy vol − sell vol)
-$41K
2022-1110 trades plotted2025-05

Timing Fingerprint

filing delay vs. excess return over SPY · 5 tradesCongress avg -5.1% vs SPY

Each dot = one disclosed trade. X-axis = days between trade and STOCK Act filing.Y-axis = return above (or below) SPY over the subsequent holding window. Upper-right = late filers who beat the market.

LATE + BEAT SPY0 tradesQUICK + BEAT SPY0 tradesQUICK + TRAILEDLATE + TRAILED-10%-5%0%+5%+10%median 41d0d10d20d30d40dJefferson Shreve (R) · 2025-05-12 · sell · 41d delay · -4.3% vs SPY · $33KJefferson Shreve (R) · 2025-05-08 · sell · 45d delay · -4.9% vs SPY · $33KJefferson Shreve (R) · 2025-04-07 · buy · 31d delay · -8.2% vs SPY · $33KJulie Johnson (D) · 2025-04-01 · sell · 43d delay · -7.2% vs SPY · $8KJefferson Shreve (R) · 2025-03-05 · buy · 37d delay · -1.1% vs SPY · $33KFiling Delay (days)Excess Return vs SPY
0% of trades beat SPYavg excess -5.1%avg delay 39d2 buys3 sellsBuySellOther· dot size ∝ trade size

Trade Activity Timeline

Congressional buys & sells by month · last 4 months w/ activity

22/11
25/03
25/04
25/05
BuysSellsOtherHigh-volume month

Who Moved First

each row = one member · sorted by earliest disclosed trade
1 buyers ·3 sellers
2025DRon Wyden1×2022-11-11 · sell · $33KRJefferson Shreve8×2025-03-05 · buy · $33K2025-03-05 · buy · $33K2025-04-07 · buy · $33K2025-04-07 · buy · $33K2025-05-08 · sell · $33K2025-05-08 · sell · $33K2025-05-12 · sell · $33K2025-05-12 · sell · $33KDJulie Johnson1×2025-04-01 · sell · $8K
BuySellOtherDot size ∝ trade size · top 3 most-active traders shown

Seasonal Rhythm

Congress buy/sell pressure by month & year

Each cell = one calendar month. Green = net Congress buying, red = net selling. Intensity ∝ consensus strength. Hover for details.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec20252025-01: 0▲ 0▼2025-02: 0▲ 0▼2025-03: 2▲ 0▼ · $0.1M22025-04: 2▲ 1▼ · $0.1M32025-05: 0▲ 4▼ · $0.1M42025-06: 0▲ 0▼2025-07: 0▲ 0▼2025-08: 0▲ 0▼2025-09: 0▲ 0▼2025-10: 0▲ 0▼2025-11: 0▲ 0▼2025-12: 0▲ 0▼20222022-01: 0▲ 0▼2022-02: 0▲ 0▼2022-03: 0▲ 0▼2022-04: 0▲ 0▼2022-05: 0▲ 0▼2022-06: 0▲ 0▼2022-07: 0▲ 0▼2022-08: 0▲ 0▼2022-09: 0▲ 0▼2022-10: 0▲ 0▼2022-11: 0▲ 1▼ · $0.0M12022-12: 0▲ 0▼
Net buyingNet sellingNo trades · number = trade count
Peak buy month: Mar · Peak sell month: May

Congressional Conviction Timeline

net positioning · alpha track recordBEARISH
4 buys6 sellscumulative α -9.3%4mo tracked
Monthly Net Flow (Buys − Sells)
+4-402022-11: -1 net (0B / 1S)2025-03: +2 net (2B / 0S)2025-04: +1 net (2B / 1S)2025-05: -4 net (0B / 4S)Nov 22Mar 25Apr 25May 25
Cumulative Excess Return on Congressional Buys vs SPY
-9.3%0%-9%0%

All Disclosed Trades

DateMemberActionAmountFiling DelayReceipt
2025-05-12RJefferson ShreveSELL$15K – $50K42dreceipt →
2025-05-08RJefferson ShreveSELL$15K – $50K46dreceipt →
2025-05-12RJefferson ShreveSELL$15K – $50K41dreceipt →
2025-05-08RJefferson ShreveSELL$15K – $50K45dreceipt →
2025-04-01DJulie JohnsonSELL$1K – $15K43dreceipt →
2025-04-07RJefferson ShreveBUY$15K – $50K31dreceipt →
2025-04-07RJefferson ShreveBUY$15K – $50K18dreceipt →
2025-03-05RJefferson ShreveBUY$15K – $50K37dreceipt →
2025-03-05RJefferson ShreveBUY$15K – $50K23dreceipt →
2022-11-11DRon WydenSELL$15K – $50K290dreceipt →