Median gap between trading and disclosing: 60 days. Every trade below was public knowledge only after that delay, which is why none of it is a signal.

The blue dot is the day Linda T. Sanchez sold it; the amber dot is the day it hit the public record, 60 days later. CSCO moved 7.6% between the trade and its disclosure — a move nobody watching this feed could have caught.

-$142,498, somewhere in -$1,245,993 to $960,997. Members disclose every figure as a bracket, so that range is the real answer and the headline number is just its midpoint. It is not their net worth: a personal residence isn't reportable but the mortgage on it is, so a member with a house and a mortgage books the debt and not the house — which is why this one reads negative. Treat it as a floor on what they've disclosed, nothing more.