Congresswoman Debbie Dingell, the U.S. representative for Michigan's 12th congressional district since 2015, disclosed that she sold shares of two companies in December.

The Congresswoman was selling Stanley Black & Decker (SWK:US) shares on December 19, when the stock closed at $74.79. More importantly, Rep. Dingell sold $15,000 - $50,000 worth of Meta Platforms (META:US) shares on the same day when shares closed at $114.48, which is nearly 10% below this week’s price.

Meta Platforms shares have been on a steady rise since November when they printed a multi-year low. Shares crashed in late October following yet another disappointing earnings results. However, Meta stock has managed to recover and trade over 40% higher since the 2022 low.

This is not the first time that Rep. Dingell sold Big Tech stocks. Earlier in 2022, the Congresswoman sold Apple (AAPL:US) shares. While the Meta Platforms stock sale wasn’t timed perfectly, the Congresswoman did a much better job in April last year as it sold Apple stock when the closing price was $165.07 per share. She was also selling Apple stock in December 2021.

For comparison purposes, Apple stock price trades around the $125 handle this week.

Rep. Dingell is not known as a very active stock market trader. She reported only seven trades last year.