Artisan Developing World Investor (ARTYX)
Nasdaq • Currently up 0.23 (+0.95%) in today's trading session
1 member of Congress has disclosed 2 trades in Artisan Developing World Investor (ARTYX) via STOCK Act filings. The most recent disclosure was a purchase by Rashida Tlaib on 29 May 2025. Aggregate disclosed activity totals roughly $16K in purchases (midpoint estimates from bracketed disclosure amounts).
Artisan Developing World Investor is currently trading at $24.48, positioned at 82% of its 52-week range ($18.31 – $25.84).
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Frequently Asked Questions about ARTYX
- Which members of Congress have traded ARTYX?
- 1 member of Congress has disclosed 2 trade in Artisan Developing World Investor (ARTYX) under the STOCK Act: Rashida Tlaib.
- When was ARTYX most recently disclosed by Congress?
- The most recent ARTYX disclosure was a purchase by Rashida Tlaib on 29 May 2025.
- What is the total disclosed congressional trading volume for ARTYX?
- Members of Congress have disclosed approximately $16K in ARTYX purchases (midpoint estimate derived from the bracketed amount ranges used in STOCK Act filings).
- How can I track new congressional trades in ARTYX?
- This ARTYX page updates as soon as new STOCK Act disclosures are filed for Artisan Developing World Investor. Every trade, politician, transaction date and amount range is surfaced above, typically within hours of the official filing appearing on the House or Senate disclosure portals.
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