Brian Schatz: No Disclosed Stock Trades

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As of August 22, 2026, U.S. senator from Hawaii Brian Schatz has no disclosed securities transactions on record in Quantellect's database. Among the 100 sitting members of the Senate, 39 show zero disclosed trades in this data snapshot, and Schatz sits in that group rather than among senators with one or more transaction rows in the dataset.

That absence is itself the notable data point for a profile like this one. Across all 537 sitting members of Congress tracked as of August 22, 2026, 276 show no disclosed trading activity at all. Schatz's record is consistent with that larger cohort rather than an outlier within it, and it means there is no disclosed purchase, sale, other transaction, amount range, ticker, sector activity, or attribution pattern to analyze across the self, spouse, joint, dependent-child, or unknown categories. There is also no year-over-year transaction history to compare, because the database contains no periods of activity for this subject.

What Senate financial disclosure actually requires

Members of Congress are required to report certain financial transactions under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012, commonly known as the STOCK Act. According to the Senate Select Committee on Ethics financial disclosure guidance, a Periodic Transaction Report is required for a purchase, sale, or exchange of more than $1,000 in any stock, bond, commodities future, or other non-excepted security. It must be filed within 30 days after the filer receives written notification of the transaction, but no later than 45 days after the transaction date. The transaction date and the disclosure date are therefore distinct and should not be treated as interchangeable.

The reporting framework also covers reportable transactions involving a spouse or dependent child. Not every financial transaction belongs on a Periodic Transaction Report: Senate guidance states that publicly traded mutual funds and exchange-traded funds generally qualify as Excepted Investment Funds, whose transactions are reported on the relevant annual or termination report rather than on a PTR. Members remain subject to the other applicable financial disclosure reports described in the Senate guidance, including annual reports. The Senate Select Committee on Ethics provides filing guidance, while the Secretary of the Senate makes members' financial disclosure reports available online as part of the public record.

Scoring and comparison context

Quantellect has no trading-activity score for Schatz as of the latest published scoring date of August 21, 2026. The database records the reason precisely: no score row exists for him at that latest published date. The latest model run contains scores for 76 members overall, with 73 of those scores associated with currently sitting members. Schatz is not among that scored cohort. Separately, his transaction record contains no purchases, sales, other transactions, dates, amounts, or security identifiers to describe. The score record and transaction record are distinct data points, and neither supplies a sector or attribution breakdown for this profile.

For readers using this page to compare members by trading activity, the practical takeaway is narrower than it might first appear. Schatz belongs to the zero-disclosed-trade group, but there are no transactions to break down by security frequency, sector activity, transaction type, amount range, or attribution mix. The 276 sitting members with zero disclosed trades consist of 237 House members and 39 senators. Schatz is therefore one of 39 senators, and one of 276 sitting members of Congress overall, with no disclosed transaction activity in the August 22, 2026 population snapshot.

Disclosure and methodology notes

This Quantellect page is limited to transaction data disclosed under the STOCK Act and processed from the Senate financial disclosure record. It does not establish why no transaction rows appear for Schatz and does not infer anything about his personal finances, investment intentions, investment strategy, or conduct. The absence of a trading-activity score likewise means only that no score row exists for him at the August 21, 2026 scoring date; it is not a qualitative assessment. Any transaction amounts displayed elsewhere on Quantellect are treated as disclosed ranges unless expressly identified as another amount type. The counts in this profile reflect the August 22, 2026 data snapshot and should be read as statements about the disclosed record, not as conclusions beyond it.