Daniel S. Goldman Stock Tracker

DemocratRepresentative for New York's 10th districtIn office

Daniel S. Goldman, Representative for New York's 10th district, has disclosed 1,327 stock trades since 10 January 2023: 389 purchases and 938 sales, most often KO, TSLA, ABBV. Each was reported a median 34 days after the trade.

Plus See what all of Congress bought and sold, and who earned the most
Trades
1,327
Purchases
389
Sales
938
Stocks traded
714
Amount traded
$33.4M – $93.5M
Median days to disclose
34
33 reported after the 45 days the law allows

What they trade, by sector

Healthcare: 19%Healthcare: 19%Financial Services: 16%Financial Services: 16%Consumer Defensive: 13%Consumer Defensive: 13%Technology: 12%Technology: 12%Real Estate: 12%Real Estate: 12%Consumer Cyclical: 9.0%Consumer Cyclical: 9.0%Industrials: 6.5%Industrials: 6.5%Others: 13%Others: 13%714stocks

By the amount traded: the middle of each trade's range.

Trades each month

2023202420252026

Most traded stocks

Trades (1,327)

StockTradeOwnerAmountTradedDisclosedSince the tradeReport
SPGI
SPGIS&P Global
Sold all—$15,001 - $50,00011 Feb 2025
31 Mar 202548 days later
-12.4%
WTKWYWolters Kluwer N V Ord American Depositary Shares
Sold all—$1,001 - $15,0003 Aug 2023
17 Sept 202345 days later
—
SIGCYSIG GROUP AG UNSP/ADR
Sold all—$1,001 - $15,0003 Aug 2023
17 Sept 202345 days later
—
NOC
NOCNorthrop Grumman
Sold all—$15,001 - $50,00019 Jul 2023
13 Aug 202325 days later
+24.5%
VTR
VTRVentas
Sold all—$1,001 - $15,00014 Jul 2023
13 Aug 202330 days later
+85.1%

Congress: most bought, most sold and best returns

Most bought by Congress, last 90 days

  1. 1
    NVDA
    NVDANVIDIA4 members7 trades

Most sold by Congress, last 90 days

  1. 1
    MSFT
    MSFTMicrosoft8 members8 trades

Members of Congress must report a trade over $1,000 within 45 days, its amount as a range. A trade by a spouse or child is theirs to report too. The move since the trade is from the close on the day traded to the price now.

Source: Periodic transaction reports filed with the House and the Senate, via Financial Modeling Prep; party and state from congress-legislators