Congressional disclosures

Mario Diaz-Balart

Republican · House · Florida · District 26 · serving since 2003 · last filed 5 years ago

4
Transactions disclosed, all time
356d
Median delay from trade to disclosure
past the 45 day limit
0/4
Purchases and sales in the disclosures below
$99K
Disclosed volume, all time (est.)
$120K
A rounded estimate from the disclosed ranges, which are wide. Not a filed figure.

Recent disclosures

4 of 4 on record · May 24, 2017 to Apr 22, 2021
AssetTypeActionAmount disclosedSince the tradeTrade dateDisclosedDelay
MDLIVE,INC.SpouseAs filed: PROVIDER OF ON DEMAND DIGITAL HEALTHCARE SERVICESStockSale$50,001 - $100,000n/aApr 22, 2021May 18, 202126d
HPEFiled lateTechnologyStockSale$1,001 - $15,000+211.5%S&P +217.3% · vs S&P 500 -5.8%May 24, 2017May 15, 2018356d
HPQFiled lateTechnologyStockSale$1,001 - $15,000+70.4%S&P +217.3% · vs S&P 500 -146.9%May 24, 2017May 15, 2018356d
AMZNFiled lateConsumer CyclicalStockSale$1,001 - $15,000+414.9%S&P +217.3% · vs S&P 500 +197.6%May 24, 2017May 15, 2018356d

Showing the 4 most recent disclosures. One row is one disclosure: a member filing for more than one account on the same day, in the same band, is counted once and marked.

Since the trade: the stock's move from the trade date to the latest close we hold, as of Sep 10, 2026, with the S&P 500 over the same window and the difference against it. The numbers describe the stock after the trade, not the member's result: a disclosure carries a band, not a fill, and a sale keeps the same sign, so a positive number after a sale means the stock kept rising. An option row carries the underlying stock's move. Estimates; n/a on assets with no market price. Not investment advice.

Year by year

buy volume against sale volume · range midpoints
$0$50K$100K2017 bought $02017 sold $24K20172021 bought $02021 sold $75K2021
  • Bought
  • Sold

Disclosed volume per year the member traded, 2017 to 2021. A filing gives a range, not an amount, so each bar sums the midpoints of the ranges disclosed that year: a $1,001 to $15,000 line counts as $8,000.

Where the disclosed portfolio sits

by weight
  • Technology66.7%
  • Consumer Cyclical33.3%
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Questions

How many stock trades has Mario Diaz-Balart disclosed?

Mario Diaz-Balart has disclosed 4 transactions under the STOCK Act. This page lists the 4 most recent, covering May 24, 2017 to Apr 22, 2021.

How long does Mario Diaz-Balart take to report a trade?

Across the disclosures shown here the median gap between the transaction and its publication is 356 days. The STOCK Act allows up to 45, so a delay inside that window is lawful.

Which stocks does Mario Diaz-Balart trade most?

In the disclosures shown here the most frequent tickers are AMZN, HPE, HPQ.

Which accounts do Mario Diaz-Balart's disclosures name?

Of the 4 disclosures shown, 1 names a spouse's account. 3 do not name an account. The account is whatever the filer wrote on the disclosure; a spouse's or a joint account is disclosed under the member's name, as the STOCK Act requires.

Where does the estimated net worth on this page come from?

It is an estimate produced by a model, not a figure the member disclosed. Congressional financial disclosure reports every asset and liability in a band rather than an amount, so the model takes a value within each band and nets the liabilities. It is shown to two figures because the largest band is open ended and a third would be arithmetic rather than information. It covers only what the disclosures carry, and it is not a measurement of anyone's wealth. The methodology page sets out how it is built and what it leaves out.

How have the stocks moved since Mario Diaz-Balart's trades?

Across the 3 priced rows shown, the median stock move from the trade date to the latest close we hold (Sep 10, 2026) is +211.5%. That figure is an estimate describing the stock after each trade, not the member's result: a disclosure carries a band, not a fill, a sale keeps the same sign, and an option row carries the underlying stock's move. 1 of the rows shown has no market price.

How to read a STOCK Act filing

WHAT THE FILING ACTUALLY SAYS

$A range, not an amount. Members disclose a band such as $1,001 to $15,000. The band is the filing, and we do not narrow it.
45Up to 45 days late, lawfully. The delay column counts calendar days from the transaction to its publication. Inside 45 days is within the law.
OPAn option names the underlying. A contract on a company is described using that company's name, so it can read like a share purchase. Those rows say otherwise.

A disclosure is a record of a transaction, not evidence of anything else, and nothing here is investment advice. Sourcing and the limits of this data are on the methodology page.

Data as of Sep 10, 2026.

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