SONY

Name: SONY Congressional Trading Activity
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Sony Group Corporation American Depositary Shares (SONY) [ST]

TOTAL TRADES

BUYS

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MEMBERS

unique traders

BIPARTISAN CLUSTERS

AVG ALPHA 60D

-2.18%

vs SPY benchmark

SONY timeline19 trades · Congress + cabinet · convergence

Positioned by disclosure date. Click any marker for its source filing.

CongressCabinetContract cut8-K13D▲ buy ▼ sell ◆ n/a ■ event

EXECUTIVE HOLDINGS

Primary-source OGE 278-T disclosures

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OFFICIAL	AGENCY	DATE	TYPE	AMOUNT
Panuccio, Brittany Commissioner	Equal Employment Opportunity Commission	Jan 6, 26	SELL	$1K–$15K
Panuccio, Brittany Commissioner	Equal Employment Opportunity Commission	Jan 6, 26	SELL	$1K–$15K
Hildebrand, Melinda B Ambassador to the Republic of Costa Rica	Department of State	Nov 14, 25	SELL	$15K–$50K
Gould, Jonathan	—	Sep 2, 25	SELL	$1K–$15K
Cameron, Scott PDAS Water and Science	Department of the Interior	May 30, 25	BUY	$1K–$15K
Schuler, Frank Sr. Advisor	General Services Administration	Feb 27, 25	SELL	$1K–$15K
Mcgranahan, John Russell Russell General Counsel	General Services Administration	Jan 23, 25	SELL	$1K–$15K

14 trades

Congressional trading data from STOCK Act filings. Not investment advice.

ABOUT CONGRESSIONAL TRADING IN SONY

As of July 2026, 7 members of Congress have collectively executed 14 disclosed trades on SONY (Sony Group Corporation American Depositary Shares). This includes 6 purchases and 8 sales, with bipartisan cluster activity detected 0 times — instances where members of both parties traded SONY within overlapping time windows, often a signal of coordinated information or policy-related activity.

MOST-ACTIVE TRADERS

The most active trader of SONY on Signal Congress is Lisa McClain with 4 trades, followed by Bruce Westerman (2 trades) and Josh Gottheimer (2 trades).

Signal Congress tracks SONY congressional trades through STOCK Act PTR filings from the House Clerk XML feed and Senate eFD system. Each trade is scored for conviction (0–100 scale) based on filing speed, amount, and corroboration signals, and analyzed for alpha generation against the SPY benchmark over 60-day and 180-day windows.