Personal finances · plain-language answer
Does this show net worth or investment profit?
No. A periodic transaction report records reportable purchases, sales, or exchanges—not a complete balance sheet. Trade amounts are not investment profits or a person’s net worth.
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What is this record?
PTRThe official House Clerk annual index lists Jonathan Jackson, Illinois District 1, with document 20024811 under filing code P and a filing date of April 24, 2024.
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5 transaction rows in this filing
WHOLE PDF PASSEDEvery row in this official PDF passed the same column, date, asset-code, and amount validation. Deleted source rows remain historical and are labeled; value ranges are never converted into exact trade amounts.
Sale (partial)Analog Devices, Inc. - Common Stock (ADI)Mar 13, 2024 · $15,001 - $50,000 →SaleApple Inc. - Common Stock (AAPL)Mar 13, 2024 · $15,001 - $50,000 →PurchaseApplied Materials, Inc. - Common Stock (AMAT)Mar 13, 2024 · $50,001 - $100,000 →PurchaseASML Holding N.V. - New York Registry Shares (ASML)Mar 13, 2024 · $15,001 - $50,000 →SaleIntel Corporation - Common Stock (INTC)Mar 13, 2024 · $15,001 - $50,000 → Reading a disclosure
Assets, income, and trades are different.
- Asset value
- The reported value category of a holding—not its annual income.
- Income
- Interest, dividends, or other reported income—not the same as the asset’s value.
- Transactions
- A purchase or sale range—not a profit calculation. A transaction report is not a complete asset inventory.
- Ownership
- Check the owner column. Joint, spouse, and dependent-child holdings must not all be described as personally owned by the filer.
- Dates
- A filing date is not a live valuation. Read the report’s covered period and look for later filings or amendments.
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