Angela D. Alsobrooks: No Disclosed Stock Trades

Angela D. Alsobrooks Congressional Trading Profile | Quantellect Angela D. Alsobrooks Congressional Trading Profile

The Quantellect record for Angela D. Alsobrooks contains no disclosed securities transactions since she took her Senate seat representing Maryland on January 3, 2025. The data measured on August 22, 2026, shows zero purchases, zero sales, and no other reportable transaction activity during that period, placing her among a substantial bloc of colleagues who also report no disclosed trades.

That absence of activity is itself the profile. Of the 100 sitting senators, 39 currently show no disclosed trades, and across both chambers, 276 of the 537 sitting members of Congress report zero disclosed trading activity. Alsobrooks falls into that no-trade cohort rather than standing out from it. There is no first transaction date or latest transaction date recorded for her, purchase and sale counts are both zero, and every attribution category, self, spouse, joint, dependent child, and unknown, also has a count of zero.

What the disclosure record actually shows

Senate members must report covered securities transactions, including reportable transactions involving their own assets and those of a spouse or dependent child. The STOCK Act established the periodic transaction reporting requirement, while the Senate Ethics Committee's financial disclosure guidance explains the applicable filings and deadlines. For Alsobrooks, that reporting framework exists, but no reportable securities transaction appears in the Quantellect data available here.

Where she fits among her peers

At the latest published score date of August 21, 2026, 76 members had a trading-activity score. Of those, 73 were among the sitting membership measured on August 22, 2026. Alsobrooks is not among them: no score row exists for her at the latest published score date.

This puts her in large and unremarkable company. In the Senate, 39 of 100 sitting members report no disclosed trades; in the House, 237 of 437 members are in the same position. A no-trade record on Capitol Hill is common enough that it should not be read as unusual on its own. For anyone tracking congressional transaction patterns as an investing signal, the practical result is straightforward: there is no transaction signal here to extract. There are no sectors represented in disclosed activity, no frequently disclosed securities to name, no purchase-versus-sale pattern to compare with an earlier period, and no individual transaction, large or small, to place in context.

About this disclosure record

This Quantellect profile reflects transaction disclosures reported under the STOCK Act and compiled from Senate Select Committee on Ethics filings as processed in our database. It presents transaction-disclosure data rather than a comprehensive account of the senator's or her family's finances. A zero-transaction record establishes only that no reportable securities transactions appear in the data for the covered period; it does not establish whether the senator or her family owns other financial assets. The absence of disclosed transactions does not imply the absence of financial assets, nor does it constitute investment advice or a recommendation regarding any security. Figures describing the broader congressional population reflect data measured on August 22, 2026, while score counts reflect the latest published score date of August 21, 2026. These figures may change as new disclosures are filed and processed.