Andy Barr Stock Trades

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Andy Barr's disclosed trading history is thin and stale: five transactions total, every one of them a sale, clustered from February 2014 to October 2015. Across the current House, 237 sitting members have no disclosed trades on record at all. Barr is not one of them, but his own file has not grown since 2015. There is no purchase activity anywhere in the disclosed record, and no transaction disclosure has been logged for him since 2015.

The five sales break into three filing events. The first, disclosed March 5, 2014, covered a sale of General Electric and a sale of McDonald's Corporation, both attributed to Barr personally and both in the $1,001 to $15,000 range, with the underlying transactions dated February 25, 2014. The remaining three sales appeared in two 2015 filings: a Johnson & Johnson sale disclosed July 15, 2015 and attributed to his spouse, a McDonald's Corporation sale disclosed the same day and attributed to Barr himself, both tied to a June 30, 2015 transaction date, and a City National Corporation sale disclosed November 18, 2015, attributed to his spouse, tied to an October 30, 2015 transaction date. Three of the five sales are attributed to Barr personally; two are attributed to his spouse. None carry joint or dependent-child attribution, and none are unattributed.

By year, the record shows three transactions that occurred in 2015 and two in 2014, all sales, with no other category represented. That is the entire dataset: no purchases in any year, no exchanges, no activity before 2014 or after 2015.

What was sold, and what the companies do

The populated sector fields span four sectors with no repetition. General Electric, now operating as GE Aerospace, designs and produces commercial and defense aircraft engines and related systems, placing that February 2014 sale in Industrials. McDonald's Corporation, sold twice in separate 2014 and 2015 disclosures, owns, operates, and franchises restaurants under the McDonald's brand domestically and internationally, a Consumer Discretionary company. Johnson & Johnson, sold by Barr's spouse in mid-2015, is a diversified healthcare company spanning Innovative Medicine and MedTech, covering everything from oncology and immunology treatments to surgical and vision products, a Health Care classification.

The fifth disclosed security is listed in the filing as City National Corporation, with the ticker CYN, but the company-enrichment fields attached to that record instead identify Cyngn Inc, an autonomous vehicle technology company that develops software for industrial and enterprise fleets. The packet does not reconcile that naming discrepancy, so the Cyngn description should not be read as identifying the issuer sold. The transaction is presented here on the filing's terms: a spouse-attributed sale of City National Corporation disclosed November 18, 2015 and tied to the CYN ticker. The database classifies the row under Information Technology.

The recorded sector activity across the five transactions is evenly scattered: one transaction each in Consumer Discretionary, Health Care, Industrials, and Information Technology, plus one transaction where the sector field is unrecorded. With only one transaction in each recorded sector, there is no concentration or repeated theme to point to. McDonald's is the only security name appearing twice; each other disclosed security appears once, leaving a pattern of breadth rather than a thematic bet.

No Quantellect Score is currently published for Barr. As of the August 21, 2026 scoring run, scores exist for 76 members overall, 73 of whom are among the 537 sitting members of Congress the database tracks. Barr is not among them, and the absence reflects that no score row has been generated for him as of the latest run, not a judgment on his trading record.

Reading the record

What the disclosure file shows, taken on its own terms, is a member whose reportable trading activity effectively stopped after 2015. Every disclosed transaction is a sale, split three-to-two between self-attributed and spouse-attributed activity, with four populated sector categories and one unrecorded sector. There is no purchase on record to compare against, and no transaction disclosure after 2015 that would indicate ongoing activity. For a reader trying to characterize the Barr disclosure record, the honest answer is that it is a brief, closed window from 2014 and 2015 rather than an ongoing pattern.

Disclosure and sourcing notes

Members of Congress are required to report securities transactions above certain thresholds under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012, using the disclosure format and instructions set out in the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide. Amounts shown are disclosed ranges, not exact figures, and spouse-attributed transactions should not be read as Barr's personal investment decisions. The underlying filings for these transactions are available from the House Clerk's office: the March 2014 disclosure, the July 2015 disclosure, and the November 2015 disclosure.