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What did this PTR report?
Brian Mast reported a purchase involving AT&T Inc. (T) (source ticker T) on March 4, 2024. The source reports $223.60 exact source amount.
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Brian Mast
Purchase · AT&T Inc. (T)
March 4, 2024$223.60 exact source amountDocument 20024743
PURCHASE
Verified source fields
Transaction record
- Filer
- Brian Mast
- House district
- FL21
- Asset
- AT&T Inc. (T)
- Official asset type
- ST · Stocks (including ADRs)
- Source ticker
- T
- Transaction code
- P · Purchase
- Transaction date
- March 4, 2024
- Notification date
- March 4, 2024
- Reported value
- $223.60 exact source amount
- Owner field
- Dependent child
- Filing status
- New
- PDF location
- Page 1 · row 3
Source context
Notes printed with this row
- Subholding of
- Maverick Mast Charles Schwab Brokerage Account
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The filer, asset text, codes, dates, amount label, filing status, and notes above appear in the fingerprinted official PTR at the cited page.
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A disclosed transaction is not evidence of wrongdoing, material nonpublic information, intent, profit, loss, investment performance, a current holding, net worth, or a conflict of interest. Most dollar values are disclosure ranges, not exact transaction amounts. Some amended official rows contain an exact dollar value; amount_is_exact distinguishes those rows. Numeric bounds are derived only from an unambiguous source value and the original label is always retained.
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