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Consumer Discretionary Stocks Traded by Congress

Last disclosed trade Oct 27, 2026

Members of Congress have disclosed 2,342 trades in 86 consumer discretionary stocks, dated January 2021 through Oct 27, 2026. 89 members filed them: 1,342 purchases and 987 sales, so 57% of the trades were buys.

The most traded tickers are $AMZN (220 trades by 46 members), $HD (131 trades by 22 members), and $TSLA (105 trades by 19 members). 66 tickers in the sector were traded by more than one member.

The most active traders in the sector: Rohit Khanna (1,251 trades across 52 tickers), Michael T. McCaul (177 trades across 14 tickers), and April McClain Delaney (77 trades across 8 tickers).

Sectors are coarse groups assigned from each company's SEC industry (SIC) code, not a market-index classification. A trade with no listed ticker, or a ticker the SEC does not classify, is not counted in any sector. How every sector compares across Congress: What Sectors Do Members of Congress Trade the Most? Informational only, sourced from public filings. Not investment advice.

2,342
Disclosed trades
1,342
Buys
987
Sales
89
Members
86
Tickers

Consumer Discretionary trades by year

Trade yearTradesBuysSalesMembers
202647422025440
202575344529848
202457237319631
202350428921527
20222261611
20216242

Between the trade and the disclosure

1,330
Priced purchases
+1.17%
Avg move to disclosure
+2.12%
S&P 500, same windows
45%
Beat the S&P 500

Across the 1,330 purchases of consumer discretionary stocks Coldpine can price, the stock moved +1.17% on average between the trade date and the date the member disclosed it, against +2.12% for the S&P 500 over the same windows, a difference of -0.95 points. The median purchase moved +0.63%. The stock was higher at disclosure in 55% of those purchases and did better than the S&P 500 in 45%.

Of the 12 sectors with 30 or more priced purchases, 2 outpaced the S&P 500 on average over these windows (technology and energy); consumer discretionary ranks 5th by the difference. This is a record of what already happened in a window no one reading the filings could trade, not a forecast. Method: what stocks do before Congress discloses.

Every consumer discretionary stock on record, by disclosed trades

Members who trade consumer discretionary stocks

Rohit Khanna1251Michael T. McCaul177April McClain Delaney77Josh Gottheimer72Jared Moskowitz60Marjorie Taylor Greene41Tim Moore38Kevin Hern37Jonathan Jackson35Alan Armstrong29Scott Franklin26David J. Taylor25Gilbert Cisneros23Pete Sessions20Rob Bresnahan18Byron Donalds18Cleo Fields17Greg Landsman17Susie Lee17Lloyd Doggett15William R. Keating15Dan Newhouse15Rick Larsen14Richard Dean McCormick14Thomas H Tuberville14

The 25 most active of 89 members, by disclosed trades in the sector.

Latest disclosed consumer discretionary trades

Trade dateMemberTickerTypeAmount
Oct 27, 2026Pete Sessions(TX)MCDsell$1K–$15K
Oct 27, 2026Pete Sessions(TX)AMZNsell$15K–$50K
Oct 22, 2026Pete Sessions(TX)LOWsell$15K–$50K
Oct 22, 2026Pete Sessions(TX)HDsell$1K–$15K
Oct 13, 2026Pete Sessions(TX)COSTsell$100K–$250K
Oct 8, 2026Rick Larsen(WA)HDsell$1K–$15K
Oct 2, 2026Pete Sessions(TX)WMTsell$50K–$100K
Oct 2, 2026Pete Sessions(TX)TJXsell$15K–$50K
Oct 2, 2026Pete Sessions(TX)TJXsell$15K–$50K
Oct 2, 2026Pete Sessions(TX)TSLAsell$15K–$50K
Oct 2, 2026Pete Sessions(TX)SBUXsell$15K–$50K
Oct 2, 2026Pete Sessions(TX)MCDsell$15K–$50K
Oct 2, 2026Pete Sessions(TX)COSTsell$250K–$500K
Oct 2, 2026Pete Sessions(TX)CMGsell$15K–$50K
Oct 2, 2026Pete Sessions(TX)AMZNsell$100K–$250K
Sep 28, 2026Jonathan Jackson(IL)WMTsell$50K–$100K
Sep 25, 2026Rohit Khanna(CA)LULUsell$1K–$15K
Sep 25, 2026Rohit Khanna(CA)MGMsell$1K–$15K
Sep 25, 2026Rohit Khanna(CA)DLTRsell$1K–$15K
Sep 25, 2026Rohit Khanna(CA)MARsell$1K–$15K

Other sectors

Technology4,326Financials3,308Healthcare2,529Industrials2,092Materials1,128Consumer Staples745Communications744Transportation515Utilities451Energy318Defense and Aerospace138Real Estate26

Data sourced from public STOCK Act disclosures. Coldpine is a publisher of intelligence on congressional disclosures, not an investment adviser. How the records are parsed: methodology.