Brett Guthrie Stock Trades

Brett Guthrie's financial disclosure record in our data contains exactly one trade. For the period covered by the data, the Republican congressman's periodic transaction reports show a single purchase, made on August 14, 2012, and disclosed to the House Clerk on February 27, 2015. Nothing before it, nothing after it. For a sitting member of Congress whose disclosure activity is included in this database, that is the story: not a pattern of buying and selling, but the near-total absence of one.

The lone transaction was a purchase in the $15,001 to $50,000 range of a security identified in the filing as "Trace Die Cast, Inc., a KY corporation," with the ticker FN1. The disclosure assigns the trade a Joint attribution code rather than a Self code. Our data does not include a company description, sector classification, or industry tag for this security, and the filing describes it only as a Kentucky corporation. Beyond what the filing states, the available record provides no further detail about the nature of the business or the security.

What the Record Shows, and What It Doesn't

Because this is the only transaction Guthrie has disclosed in our data, there is no second period to compare it against, no earlier or later trading pattern to measure change from, and no sequence of purchases and sales that would reveal a habit or a shift in approach. The historical breakdown confirms this starkly: one transaction in 2012, one purchase, zero sales, and no activity recorded in any other year. A single data point cannot establish a trend, and none is claimed here.

The difference between the August 2012 transaction date and the February 2015 disclosure date is itself a fact worth noting on its own terms. Financial disclosure for members of Congress is governed by the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012, and the mechanics of what gets filed, when, and in what form are laid out in the House Committee on Ethics' own financial disclosure instruction guide. The original filing itself is available directly from the House Clerk's office as a public disclosure record.

Because the attribution code on this transaction is Joint rather than Self, it should not be read as a description of Guthrie's own individual investment decision-making. The data does not indicate which party initiated or directed the trade. No other attribution category, Self, Spouse, Dependent Child, or Unknown, appears anywhere in Guthrie's disclosure history in our data, because there is only the one Joint record to draw from.

Context Among Sitting Members

Guthrie's near-blank trading record is not unusual within the broader universe of Congress. As of August 21, 2026, of the 537 sitting members tracked, 276 have no disclosed trades at all, including 237 of the 437 sitting House members. Guthrie sits closer to that silent majority than to members with extensive transaction histories. A single transaction from 2012, disclosed afterward and never repeated in the available data, places his record functionally alongside those with no trading disclosures whatsoever.

That thin record accompanies the absence of a Quantellect Score for Guthrie as of the latest published scoring date, August 21, 2026. The latest score dataset includes 76 members, 73 of whom are sitting members. Guthrie is not among them because no score row exists for him at that date. The record therefore provides no score, tier, coverage state, cohort rank, cohort size, or formula version for him. This is a data availability outcome, not a judgment about Guthrie's conduct or ethics.

Taken together, the record supports a narrow but clear conclusion: Brett Guthrie's disclosure history shows very limited trading activity. Investors looking to this profile for a pattern of transactions or timing behavior will not find one here, because the underlying data does not contain one. What the filing does establish is a single joint purchase of a security described as involving a Kentucky corporation in 2012, disclosed to the House Clerk in 2015, with no further activity recorded in the data through August 21, 2026.

Disclaimer

This profile is generated from disclosed congressional financial transaction data and is provided for informational purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice, and it does not represent an endorsement, criticism, or interpretation of any elected official's conduct. Transaction attribution (self, spouse, joint, dependent child, or unknown) reflects the disclosure filer's own reporting and may not indicate personal involvement in a given trade. Figures shown reflect the ranges and dates disclosed under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act and House ethics rules; underlying private transaction amounts are not represented here.