NL Industries, Inc.
NL Real Time Price USDRecent trades of NL by members of U.S. Congress
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Recently reported changes by institutional investors
Quarterly net insider trading by NL's directors and management
Government lobbying spending instances
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$20,000 Mar 05, 2003 Issue: Chemicals/Chemical Industry
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$10,000 Aug 21, 2002 Issue: Trade (domestic/foreign) Transportation Postal Budget/Appropriations Family issues/Abortion/Adoption Chemicals/Chemical Industry Energy/Nuclear Tobacco Education Fuel/Gas/Oil Welfare Clean Air and Water (quality)
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$50,000 Feb 28, 2002 Issue: Chemicals/Chemical Industry
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$30,000 Aug 13, 2001 Issue: Chemicals/Chemical Industry
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$20,000 Feb 14, 2001 Issue: Chemicals/Chemical Industry
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$60,000 Aug 14, 2000 Issue: Chemicals/Chemical Industry
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$60,000 Feb 11, 2000 Issue: Chemicals/Chemical Industry
Estimated quarterly lobbying spending
New patents grants
Federal grants, loans, and purchases
Estimated quarterly amount awarded from public contracts
Number of mentions of NL in WallStreetBets Daily Discussion
Recent insights relating to NL
Recent picks made for NL stock on CNBC
ETFs with the largest estimated holdings in NL
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* These are estimates based on data taken from SEC filings. There may be inaccuracies due to parsing errors, accidental double-counting, incorrect classification of indirectly owned shares, or any other number of issues.
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