ZimVie Inc. (ZIMV) Congress Trades

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Congress Trading in ZIMV

1 member of Congress have disclosed 1 trade in ZimVie Inc. (ZIMV) since 2022: 0 purchases worth about $0.00 and 1 sale worth about $8.00K. The most active was Van Taylor, with 1 trade. The latest trade was made on Nov 28, 2022.

Trades
1
0 buys · 1 sells
Bought (est.)
$0.00
Midpoints of the ranges
Sold (est.)
$8.00K
Net -$8.00K
Members Trading
1
0 bought · 1 sold
By Party
0 D · 1 R
Trades
Net Bought (est.)
-$8.00K
Purchases less sales
First Trade
Nov 28, 2022
Last Filed
Dec 26, 2022
Traded Nov 28, 2022

ZIMV vs S&P 500, with Congress Trades

No price history for ZIMVThe ticker has no quotes on file for the years members traded it.
All years, most trades first

1 Member Who Traded ZIMV

#MemberTradesBuysSells Bought (est.)Sold (est.)Net Buys vs SPY First TradedLast Traded
1 Van TaylorR-TX 1 0 1 $0.00 $8.00K -$8.00K – Nov 28, 2022 Nov 28, 2022
Newest filings first

All ZIMV Trades

OwnerTypeFiling
Van TaylorR-TXZIMVZimVie Inc.SelfSell$1K–$15KNov 28, 2022Dec 26, 202228d––PDF
Showing 1–1 of 1 trade Filings: Clerk of the House

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About Congress Trades in ZIMV

Which members of Congress trade ZIMV?

1 member of Congress have disclosed 1 trade in ZimVie Inc. (ZIMV) since 2022: 0 purchases worth about $0.00 and 1 sale worth about $8.00K. The most active was Van Taylor, with 1 trade. The latest trade was made on Nov 28, 2022. Most active: Van Taylor (1).

Are members of Congress buying or selling ZIMV?

Since 2022 they have disclosed 0 purchases and 1 sale; by the midpoints of the disclosed ranges, about $0.00 bought and $8.00K sold, a net sale of $8.00K.

How are these trades disclosed?

Members of Congress report each trade over $1,000 within 45 days under the STOCK Act, with the amount as a range. The chart marks the days members traded ZIMV on its price, against the S&P 500 over the same days.

More on ZimVie Inc.

Members of Congress disclose trades as dollar ranges, up to 45 days after the trade and sometimes later. Volumes use the midpoints of those ranges and are estimates; portfolio figures are a model built from the disclosed trades, not the members’ actual accounts. Not investment advice.