Byron Donalds Stock Trades

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Byron Donalds' most recent disclosure batch, filed July 15, 2026, shows a pattern that recurs throughout his trading record: matching transaction rows for the same security and date, one attributed to him and one to his spouse. The disclosure reports two purchases of Zoetis Inc dated June 9, one under "Self" and one under "Spouse," along with two partial sales apiece of Cadence Design Systems and Monolithic Power Systems dated June 5, each mirrored across both attribution codes. All six transactions carry the $1,001-$15,000 disclosed amount range. This paired Self/Spouse structure is not confined to one disclosure; it appears repeatedly across the 392 transactions on record.

Donalds, a Florida Republican representing the 19th District, has filed disclosures covering transactions from January 5, 2021, through June 9, 2026. Of the 392 total transactions, 267 are attributed to a spouse and 125 to Donalds himself, with none marked joint, dependent child, or unknown. That imbalance matters for how a reader should interpret the record: most of the disclosed activity carries the spouse attribution rather than the Self label.

An active, cyclical trading pattern

The transaction count by year has moved in a wide band rather than a straight line: 64 in 2021, 76 in 2022, 52 in 2023, 40 in 2024, 127 in 2025, and 33 so far in 2026 through June. The 2025 total is the largest single year in the record. Purchases outnumbered sales in 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2025; sales led in 2024 and in the 2026 activity through June. The closest split came in 2026, with 15 purchases and 18 sales, while 2025 recorded 66 purchases and 61 sales.

The mechanics of individual disclosures help explain the year-to-year swings. Several disclosures group batches of paired transactions across the same handful of names on a single trade date, pushing an individual disclosure's transaction count into double digits. The disclosure filed November 18, 2025, includes 14 purchases dated October 9 across Trade Desk, Fortinet, Progressive, Brown & Brown, Chipotle, Tradeweb, and Carnival. Each of those seven securities appears once under Self and once under Spouse, preserving the attribution distinction while producing a concentrated batch of activity on one transaction date.

Trading activity by ticker also shows repeated purchases and sales in the same names. The Trade Desk (TTD) leads the most frequently disclosed securities with 12 transactions, split evenly between six purchases and six sales, with the latest dated March 20, 2026. Humana (HUM) follows with 11 transactions, weighted toward sales with eight sales and three purchases; its latest transaction is dated March 27, 2024. Brown & Brown (BRO), an insurance brokerage, shows nine transactions, while Dynatrace also has nine. Chipotle, Carlisle Companies, and Fortinet each have eight, and Progressive has seven.

Sector concentration in health care, information technology and financials

By sector transaction count, Health Care and Information Technology are tied at the top, with 83 transactions each, followed by Financials at 77, Industrials at 45, and Communication Services and Consumer Discretionary tied at 36 apiece. Materials accounts for 17 transactions, while eight are tagged "Unknown," four carry the separate "Technology" label, and three are classified as Consumer Staples. The supplied classifications therefore show the greatest transaction frequency in three economically distinct groups: health-care names, including pharmaceutical and managed-care companies; information-technology names, including semiconductor and enterprise-software companies; and financial names spanning insurance, payments, and capital-markets businesses.

The most recently disclosed transactions add texture to that picture. The July 15, 2026 disclosure reported purchases dated June 9 in Zoetis, an animal-health pharmaceutical and diagnostics company, and partial sales dated June 5 in Cadence Design Systems, which develops electronic-design and chip-verification tools, and Monolithic Power Systems, whose semiconductor-based power products serve markets including AI systems and enterprise data. A disclosure filed May 13 reported April 2 purchases in Marvell Technology and Eli Lilly alongside sales in Intuit and Chipotle. An April 8 disclosure reported March 20 purchases in Netflix and sales in Trade Desk, as well as March 13 purchases in PayPal. Earlier in the year, a March 6 disclosure covered February 10 transactions in ServiceNow, PayPal, Brown & Brown, and Trade Desk.

Two December 18, 2025 Bitcoin transactions stand apart from the equity entries. One carries the Spouse attribution and the other the Self attribution, and each was disclosed in the $50,001-$100,000 range. The Self-attributed transaction was disclosed January 7, 2026, while the spouse-attributed transaction was disclosed January 9. Both entries are identified as Bitcoin crypto transactions in the supplied data. They share the same transaction date and amount range but appear in separate reports with distinct attribution labels.

The disclosed names span a wide swath of the economy. Trade Desk creates and manages digital advertising campaigns across television, streaming, audio, display, and other channels. Molina Healthcare provides managed-care services through Medicaid, Medicare, and marketplace programs. Brown & Brown distributes insurance products and services, while Progressive operates as an insurer. Cadence Design Systems develops computational design, verification, and silicon tools, and Marvell Technology supplies data-infrastructure semiconductor products. Chipotle, Carnival, and Deckers Outdoor represent restaurant, travel, and footwear or apparel businesses. Howmet Aerospace and Parker-Hannifin serve aerospace, transportation, and industrial markets.

Quantellect's politician score for Donalds is 33 as of August 21, 2026, placing him in the "mixed" tier and ranking him 52nd in a 76-member scored cohort.

Disclosure and attribution notes

• This profile is built from data disclosed under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act of 2012, which requires members of Congress to report covered securities transactions above applicable thresholds.
• Transactions marked "Spouse" carry the spouse attribution rather than the Self attribution. That label does not establish that Donalds personally directed those transactions. Of the 392 transactions in this record, 267 carry the spouse attribution and 125 carry the Self attribution.
• Amount figures reflect disclosed ranges rather than exact transaction values. See the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide for methodology.
• The latest source filing referenced in this profile is available through the Office of the Clerk of the House.