One Senate filing. 703 transaction lines. ≈$21M in motion.
What the filing contains
A single U.S. Senate Periodic Transaction Report — filed July 21, 2026 by Sen. Alan Armstrong of Oklahoma, and that is the attribution; from here the subject is the paperwork — contains 703 transaction lines dated March 24 to June 24, 2026. 367 of them are equity trades, 320 of those purchases. The estimated total volume is around $21.3M, summing disclosed-range midpoints; the bracket bounds put the true total anywhere between roughly $7.6M and $35.1M, and about 70% of the estimate comes from a single line.
- 47 full exits from single-company positions, almost all dated in one late-March week (03/24 and 03/27)
- Purchases led by mega-cap tech: AAPL in the $250,001–$500,000 bracket; NVDA, GOOG, BRK.B — plus a broad global ADR basket
- One line larger than everything else combined: a $5,000,001–$25,000,000 partial sale of Williams Companies (WMB) — the filer's legacy career stake, ~2.7M shares per the final SEC Form 4 on record
The mechanics that make it readable
Congressional filings disclose ranges, never exact figures — so every dollar number above is a bracket, and we say so every time. The law allows up to 45 days between a transaction and its disclosure. And the same person can appear in two disclosure systems at once: SEC Form 4s (exact share counts, two business days) for a corporate insider role, and Senate PTRs (ranges, weeks later) for the office — which is exactly what makes this filing traceable back to a career stake.