Senate disclosure filer
John Fetterman
A disclosure record weighted toward reported purchases
The current dataset contains 8 analysis-ready rows from 1 official filing. This profile describes the pattern and links the public record without claiming that timing establishes motive.
The profile
John Fetterman's profile covers 8 reported stock rows across 6 symbols from Mar 27, 2026 through Mar 30, 2026. The most frequent symbols are MSFT, ERIE, T, and MU.
Purchase is the largest action category at 7 rows. Reported purchase ranges add to $7K–$105K; reported sale ranges add to $1K–$15K. These sums measure disclosed bands, not exact dollars or present holdings.
The available sector labels most often point to Information Technology, Communication Services, and Consumer Discretionary. The median transaction-to-publication interval is 4 days, and the newest covered disclosure date is Apr 03, 2026.
This is a data-led disclosure profile, not a finding of misconduct. The official forms can establish dates, instruments, value ranges and source links. They generally cannot establish investment rationale, the identity of a day-to-day decision maker, or a causal connection to a meeting, vote, policy action or company announcement.
Evidence timeline
Trades beside the public record
Ordering shows timing. It does not prove a causal connection.
The analysis-ready record begins
The first covered trade date contains 3 rows, including purchase of ERIE reported at $1K–$15K, purchase of MSFT reported at $1K–$15K, and sale of T reported at $1K–$15K. The linked filing is the authoritative record.
The largest midpoint day and related issuer records
Rows dated Mar 30, 2026 total roughly $40K when disclosure-band midpoints are added. Named symbols include MU, MSFT, GOOG, ERIE, and AMZN. SEC issuer records provide company-event context; they do not establish a connection between an issuer announcement and these trades.
The most recent covered disclosure became public
The latest publication date in this profile added 8 analysis-ready rows. Publication timing shows when the public could see the filing; it does not identify who selected a security or why.