Van Taylor Stock Tracker

RepublicanRepresentative for Texas's 3rd districtFormer member

Van Taylor, Representative for Texas's 3rd district, has disclosed 412 stock trades since 4 January 2019: 51 purchases and 357 sales, most often XOM, CELG, KO. Each was reported a median 21 days after the trade.

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Trades
412
Purchases
51
Sales
357
Stocks traded
242
Amount traded
$6.9M – $25.7M
Median days to disclose
21
3 reported after the 45 days the law allows

What they trade, by sector

Energy: 37%Energy: 37%Healthcare: 33%Healthcare: 33%Consumer Cyclical: 5.7%Consumer Cyclical: 5.7%Consumer Defensive: 5.6%Consumer Defensive: 5.6%Financial Services: 5.5%Financial Services: 5.5%Communication Services: 4.2%Communication Services: 4.2%Technology: 3.6%Technology: 3.6%Others: 5.4%Others: 5.4%242stocks

By the amount traded: the middle of each trade's range.

Trades each month

20192020202120222023202420252026

Most traded stocks

Trades (412)

StockTradeOwnerAmountTradedDisclosedSince the tradeReport
LLY
LLYEli Lilly & Co
Sold part—$1,000,001 - $5,000,00028 Nov 2022
26 Dec 202228 days later
+295.2%
OXY
OXYOccidental Petroleum
Sold all—$1,001 - $15,00028 Nov 2022
26 Dec 202228 days later
-13.9%
MCO
MCOMoody's
Sold all—$250,001 - $500,00028 Nov 2022
26 Dec 202228 days later
+74.1%
BMY
BMYBristol-Myers Squibb
Sold part—$100,001 - $250,00028 Nov 2022
26 Dec 202228 days later
-19.8%
XOM
XOMExxon Mobil
Sold part—$1,000,001 - $5,000,00028 Nov 2022
26 Dec 202228 days later
+55.3%

Congress: most bought, most sold and best returns

Most bought by Congress, last 90 days

  1. 1
    NVDA
    NVDANVIDIA4 members7 trades

Most sold by Congress, last 90 days

  1. 1
    MSFT
    MSFTMicrosoft8 members8 trades

Members of Congress must report a trade over $1,000 within 45 days, its amount as a range. A trade by a spouse or child is theirs to report too. The move since the trade is from the close on the day traded to the price now.

Source: Periodic transaction reports filed with the House and the Senate, via Financial Modeling Prep; party and state from congress-legislators