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PAYX stock trades by the US Senators and Representatives
In the last 12 months Finbold has discovered a total of 1 PAYX trades made by 1 politicians. The the same period there was a total of 1 buy trades amounting to $1K - $15K , and 0 sell trades . Based on this information, it appears that 100.00% of the total politicians preferred to buy Paychex Inc stock, while none of the politicians preferred to sell Paychex Inc stock.
The largest recorded PAYX stock trade by the US politician in the last 12 months was made by John Delaney , with a disclosed amount of between $1K - $15K .
PAYX stock does not seem to have any one politician who would have done more than one Paychex Inc stock trade in the last 12 months.
Percentage
April 2025
| Senator | Action | Amount | Date | Owner | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senator | Type | 100 - 200 | Jan 2024 | Finbold | Senate |
| Senator | Type | 100 - 200 | Jan 2024 | Finbold | Senate |
| Senator | Type | 100 - 200 | Jan 2024 | Finbold | Senate |
| Senator | Type | 100 - 200 | Jan 2024 | Finbold | Senate |
| Senator | Type | 100 - 200 | Jan 2024 | Finbold | Senate |
| Senator | Type | 100 - 200 | Jan 2024 | Finbold | Senate |
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March 2025
| Name | Action | Traded at | Amount | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
John DelaneyCongressman |
Purchase |
February 5
March 21
|
$1K - $15K |
Signal Details
John DelaneyCongressman
Action
Purchase
Traded at
February 5
Disclosed at
March 21
Amount
1K - $15K
Owner
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Methodology:
For trading activity of US Members of Congress, we collect data from the Financial Disclosures website. For US Senate trading activity, the data is collected from the United States Senate Financial Disclosures (eFD) website.
The price change since the date of disclosure is calculated by comparing the stock's closing price on the date of the disclosure to the current price of the asset.
