Anna Paulina Luna Stock Trades

Anna Paulina Luna Trading Activity | Quantellect Anna Paulina Luna Trading Activity

Anna Paulina Luna's public disclosures show a narrow, concentrated pattern of trading activity rather than transactions spread across multiple securities. Between April 23, 2024 and May 20, 2024, three purchases occurred, all self-attributed and all involving the same security: America First Natural Resources LLC, recorded with an "[OL]" designation. There were no disclosed sales or other transaction types in this period.

The transaction amounts were reported as ranges: $50,001 to $100,000 for the April 23, 2024 purchase, $100,001 to $250,000 for one May 20, 2024 purchase, and $50,001 to $100,000 for the second purchase dated May 20, 2024. All three transactions appeared in the same disclosure filed on May 20, 2024. That distinction matters: April 23 was the transaction date for the first purchase, while May 20 was the disclosure date for the complete filing. The records provide a range for each transaction rather than an exact amount or a combined total.

One Security Across Three Purchases

What stands out most is the concentration itself. All three disclosed transactions point to America First Natural Resources LLC rather than a spread across multiple issuers or sectors. The profile data provide no ticker, standardized sector or industry classification, or company description for the security. The "[OL]" tag appears as part of the disclosed security name, but the available fact packet does not define that designation.

The available transaction history covers a single calendar year, 2024, with all three purchases occurring in a roughly one-month span. The first transaction date in the record is April 23, and the latest is May 20. Within that history, purchases account for all three disclosed transactions; there are no sales or transactions classified as “other.” The supplied data therefore do not establish whether this short period represents a new pattern, a one-time commitment, or part of activity outside the profile’s available history.

All three transactions carry a “Self” attribution, meaning the disclosure data attribute them directly to Luna rather than to a spouse, dependent child, joint account, or unknown relationship. The attribution is consistent across the April purchase and both May purchases, leaving no mixed filer relationships within this three-transaction record.

What the Available Disclosure Record Shows

Luna’s transaction activity is tightly grouped by date, transaction type, security name, and attribution. The April 23 purchase was disclosed alongside the two purchases dated May 20, rather than in a separate filing. Each entry uses the same security name and has no ticker attached. Taken together, the entries describe three purchases of one disclosed security, not activity distributed across publicly identified companies or market sectors.

No trading score is available for Luna in the latest published scoring snapshot, dated August 21, 2026. That snapshot contains score rows for 76 members in total, 73 of whom are sitting members. Luna’s absence reflects that no score row exists for her at that published date; it is not itself a rating or classification of the disclosed activity.

Each of the three transactions traces to the same official periodic transaction report filed with the Clerk of the House on May 20, 2024. The filing identifies Luna as the filer and lists the April 23 transaction separately from the two May 20 transactions.

Disclosure Notes

• Periodic transaction reporting requirements for members of Congress are addressed in the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012, including reporting within the applicable statutory window.
• Transaction amounts are disclosed as ranges rather than exact figures. The House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide explains the House reporting methodology.
• The underlying filing for all three transactions is available from the Clerk of the House.
• This Quantellect page reports transaction disclosures only and does not represent investment advice. Attribution labels should be read as filed and do not, by themselves, establish investment intent or decision-making circumstances.