See purchases and sales reported by corporate insiders and members of Congress. These are disclosed transactions, not a list of everyone trading the stock.
In the retrieved 180-day disclosure window, 1 filer reported purchases and 1 filer reported sales of USLM. A filer can appear in both groups. The transactions may have happened before they were disclosed.
Latest recorded disclosure:
Data retrieved 9/12/2026, 8:16:50 PM UTC. This is the retrieval time, not the date of each source document. Filings can be delayed, amended or awaiting processing.
Who reported transactions?
Amounts and owners belong to individual reported transactions. Congressional ranges are preserved; they are not exact dollar totals.
Antoine M. DoumetCorporate insider · 0 purchases / 1 sales
Reported sale
20,000 shares at $110.00 reported per share
Director
Transaction date
Disclosure date
Time to disclosure
2 days
Plan unknown. The filing does not mark an advance trading plan. This alone does not confirm an unplanned trade.
Does a sale mean the person expects the stock to fall?
A filing records a transaction and any reported context. It does not establish the seller's motive or predict the stock's return. Check the source, ownership and trading-plan information before drawing a conclusion.
Why are the transaction and disclosure dates different?
The transaction date describes when the reported trade happened; the disclosure date describes when the report entered the public record. Form 4 transactions are generally reported within two business days. Congressional reports use different deadlines and can arrive weeks after trading. See the SEC's explanation.
What does unknown plan status mean?
Verified trading-plan information was not established for the transaction. An unchecked box alone does not prove an unplanned trade, and a filing-wide statement may not describe every row. Trading-plan labels here apply to corporate insiders, not congressional reports.