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Individual-stock purchases and sales reported by members of Congress, counted by sector and by ticker, from House Clerk and Senate eFD periodic transaction reports.

Source: House Clerk PTRs · Senate eFDCoverage: House 2021–2026 · Senate 2024–2026Updated: Methodology →

2,405 purchases and 2,102 sales of individual stocks, by sector

Trades dated Oct 21, 2025 to Oct 21, 2026. Each cell is purchases minus sales, in transactions; the sign and the words say which way, and deeper color means a bigger gap. Counts, not money.

Sectors come from the site’s existing ticker list, checked and extended against each company’s industry code (SIC) in its SEC EDGAR filings. A ticker with no such source is left unclassified, not guessed. 909 of the 4,507 counted transactions (20%) are in the Unclassified cell: the ticker is not on that list. Unclassified is not a sector and is left out of the color scale.

Select a cell to see its tickers and the members who traded them.

Investment Holdings: 17 purchases, 15 sales

2 tickers, trades dated Oct 21, 2025 to Oct 21, 2026. Tickers ranked by transactions (purchases + sales); members ranked by their transactions in this sector.

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Investment Holdings: tickers by transactions
#TickerCompany as filedPurchasesSalesPurchase and sale splitTop 3 members by transactions
1BRK.BBerkshire Hathaway Inc. New Common Stock131350% purchasesGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (4)Jerry Moran (3)Lisa C. McClain (3)
2BRBroadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. Common Stock4267% purchasesGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (3)Alan Armstrong (1)Dan Newhouse (1)

Investment Holdings: tickers by transactions

Members with the most transactions here

  1. Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. 7 transactions
  2. Jerry Moran 3 transactions
  3. Lisa C. McClain 3 transactions
  4. Maria Elvira Salazar 3 transactions
  5. Richard McCormick 3 transactions
  6. Alan Armstrong 2 transactions
  7. Christian D. Menefee 2 transactions
  8. Tina Smith 2 transactions
  9. August Pfluger 1 transaction
  10. Dan Newhouse 1 transaction

Ranked by number of transactions, not by money. Ties are listed alphabetically.

Most-bought tickers

Ranked by the number of purchase transactions (not dollars), trades dated Oct 21, 2025 to Oct 21, 2026. Members are the three with the most purchases of that ticker.

Top 15 tickers by purchase transactions in the last 12 months
#TickerCompany as filedSectorPurchasesSalesPurchase and sale splitTop 3 members by transactions
1MSFTMicrosoft Corporation - Common StockAI / Tech363253% purchasesDavid J. Taylor (6)Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (6)Cleo Fields (4)
2AAPLApple Inc. - Common StockAI / Tech232944% purchasesCleo Fields (7)Ed Case (4)Alan Armstrong (2)
3DASHDoorDash, Inc. - Common StockLogistics & Delivery18578% purchasesGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (18)
4GOOGLAlphabet Inc. - Class A Common StockAI / Tech182146% purchasesCleo Fields (7)David J. Taylor (4)Michael A. Rulli (2)
5HDHome Depot, Inc.Consumer182344% purchasesDavid J. Taylor (6)Lloyd Doggett (4)Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (2)
6AMZNAmazon.com, Inc. - Common StockConsumer171553% purchasesGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (6)David J. Taylor (3)Alan Armstrong (1)
7CHRWC.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. - Common StockTransportation17481% purchasesApril McClain Delaney (17)
8HUBBHubbell Inc Common StockIndustrials17194% purchasesApril McClain Delaney (16)Alan Armstrong (1)
9NVDANVIDIA Corporation - Common StockAI / Chips172937% purchasesGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (4)John J. McGuire III (3)Alan Armstrong (2)
10METAMeta Platforms, Inc. - Class A Common StockAI / Tech161062% purchasesCleo Fields (2)Jared Moskowitz (2)John Boozman (2)
11AMDAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc.AI / Chips15768% purchasesGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (7)Josh Gottheimer (3)Alan Armstrong (1)
12GOOGAlphabet Inc. - Class C Capital StockAI / Tech151158% purchasesCleo Fields (7)Julie Johnson (3)Alan Armstrong (2)
13IBMInternational Business Machines Corporation Common StockAI / Tech151648% purchasesGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (6)Lloyd Doggett (4)Julia Letlow (2)
14NFLXNetflix, Inc. - Common StockMedia15768% purchasesCleo Fields (6)Byron Donalds (4)Alan Armstrong (1)
15TDGTransdigm Group Incorporated Common StockAerospace15383% purchasesApril McClain Delaney (11)Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (3)Alan Armstrong (1)

Top 15 tickers by purchase transactions in the last 12 months

Most-sold tickers

Ranked by the number of sale transactions (not dollars), partial sales included. Members are the three with the most sales of that ticker.

Top 15 tickers by sale transactions in the last 12 months
#TickerCompany as filedSectorPurchasesSalesPurchase and sale splitTop 3 members by transactions
1MSFTMicrosoft Corporation - Common StockAI / Tech363253% purchasesGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (4)Shelley Moore Capito (4)Michael A. Rulli (3)
2AAPLApple Inc. - Common StockAI / Tech232944% purchasesDavid J. Taylor (3)Nancy Pelosi (3)Shelley Moore Capito (3)
3NVDANVIDIA Corporation - Common StockAI / Chips172937% purchasesDaniel Meuser (7)Sheldon Whitehouse (7)Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (5)
4HDHome Depot, Inc.Consumer182344% purchasesKevin Hern (8)Alan Armstrong (2)David J. Taylor (2)
5GOOGLAlphabet Inc. - Class A Common StockAI / Tech182146% purchasesThomas H. Kean, Jr. (5)David J. Taylor (3)Dan Newhouse (2)
6ABTAbbott Laboratories Common StockHealthcare71630% purchasesGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (3)Julie Johnson (3)Byron Donalds (2)
7IBMInternational Business Machines Corporation Common StockAI / Tech151648% purchasesGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (4)Josh Gottheimer (3)Jonathan L. Jackson (2)
8AMZNAmazon.com, Inc. - Common StockConsumer171553% purchasesGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (4)Jonathan L. Jackson (2)Cory A. Booker (1)
9MIDDThe Middleby Corporation - Common StockIndustrials0150% purchasesApril McClain Delaney (15)
10PGProcter & Gamble CompanyConsumer121544% purchasesDavid J. Taylor (3)Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (2)Julie Johnson (2)
11SCIService Corporation International Common StockUnclassified0150% purchasesApril McClain Delaney (15)
12VIKViking Holdings Ltd Ordinary SharesTransportation0150% purchasesApril McClain Delaney (15)
13JNJJohnson & Johnson Common StockPharma81436% purchasesThomas H. Kean, Jr. (6)John Boozman (2)Julie Johnson (2)
14UNHUnitedHealth Group Incorporated Common StockHealthcare111444% purchasesKevin Hern (3)Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (2)Julie Johnson (2)
15BRK.BBerkshire Hathaway Inc. New Common StockInvestment Holdings131350% purchasesGilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (3)Christian D. Menefee (2)Lisa C. McClain (2)

Top 15 tickers by sale transactions in the last 12 months

Ranking is by count because each trade is disclosed as a range of dollars, never an exact amount; a count is exact, a sum of ranges is not.

Purchases and sales per month

4,507 counted transactions by the month of the trade date, both chambers, all members.

Counted purchases and sales per month of the trade date
Month of the trade datePurchasesSales
Oct 25227358
Nov 25220147
Dec 25157244
Jan 26177136
Feb 26148184
Mar 26874183
Apr 2695131
May 26124133
Jun 26115117
Jul 26117137
Aug 2687195
Sep 2658131
Oct 2666

The shaded months are still filling in: trades are reported up to 45 days after the trade date, and some later. Counts of transactions, not money.

One member’s reports can move a month. In the busiest month in this window, March 2026, one member accounts for 701 of the 1,057 counted transactions.

What these counts are, and are not

Ranges, not amounts. Members disclose each trade as a range of dollars. These pages count transactions and never add the ranges into a dollar figure.

What is counted. Counted: stocks and other single-company securities, self, spouse and dependent child, with trade dates in the window as filed. Not counted: funds, ETFs, Treasuries, municipal securities and other assets a stock-trading ban would allow; bonds; rows whose dates carry a date note. Stock options are listed apart and are not counted as purchases or sales of the stock. In this window that leaves out 145 fund, ETF and other-asset rows, 29 option rows, 2 bond rows, 36 exchanges and 1 rows with a date note.

Reports we have not read. 84 scanned-image or paper reports filed since Oct 21, 2025 are not read yet, so these counts may be incomplete. See how the Stock Trading Grade treats them as “Not graded”.

Reporting delay. The STOCK Act asks for a report within 30 days of the member learning of a trade and no later than 45 days after the trade, so the most recent weeks are always still filling in. A gap over 45 days is a measured fact about two dates as the member filed them, not a finding about the filer.

Sectors. Cells group tickers by the site’s ticker list, with labels checked against each company’s SEC industry code. A sector label describes the company, not the member’s reason for trading. These are counts from public filings; a count says how much was reported, not why.

Members ranked by how much they reported: Most active stock traders in Congress.