Gottheimer files report buying semiconductor stocks after backing stock trading restriction bill
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U.S. Representative Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) disclosed purchases of two semiconductor supply-chain stocks after voting in favor of legislation restricting congressional stock trading. The filings, released by the House Clerk, show a October 12 purchase of Benchmark Electronics ($BHE) and an October 26 purchase of Applied Materials ($AMAT), each in the $1,001–$15,000 range, with exact amounts undisclosed. A third transaction, a sale of an Indonesian telecom company's shares, was reported in the same dollar band. The trades matter because they put fresh scrutiny on lawmakers' personal dealings as Congress weighs tighter conflict-of-interest rules. Watch whether the bill advances and whether additional disclosures from Gottheimer and other members follow.
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