Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann Stock Trades

Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann Trading Profile | Quantellect Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann Trading Profile

Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann's four most recent disclosures cover transactions dated from February through July 2026 and show activity concentrated on a small number of dates. Eleven transactions dated July 28 were disclosed on August 12, while the other three filings cover transactions dated February 20 and 23, April 28, and June 9. The pattern is unmistakably clustered, but the disclosures themselves do not establish why the transactions were grouped this way or who directed them.

Fleischmann represents Tennessee's 3rd District, and his current House term began January 3, 2025. His disclosure record stretches from August 1, 2012, through July 28, 2026, and across that span the dataset contains 823 individual transactions, essentially split down the middle between purchases (416) and sales (407). That near-even balance describes the reported transaction directions over the full record; it does not, by itself, establish an investment strategy or indicate current ownership.

What the attribution codes show

The attribution data is the most important thing to understand about this record before reading anything else into it. Of the 823 disclosed transactions, 649 are coded "Joint," 155 are coded "Dependent Child," 5 are coded "Spouse," and only 14 are coded "Self." In other words, the overwhelming majority of the record is joint-coded rather than individually attributed to Fleischmann. Identical transaction dates and recurring disclosed dollar ranges describe a reporting pattern, but they do not prove that an account was professionally managed, that trades were automated, or that Fleischmann personally selected the securities.

The trading calendar makes the clustering clear. Every 2026 transaction disclosed so far happened on one of six dates: January 28, February 20, February 23, April 28, June 9, or July 28. The 2025 record also includes clustered activity on dates such as April 16, July 17, and October 21. These recurring groups of transactions are visible in the disclosure data. What the filings do not reveal is whether the timing resulted from scheduled rebalancing, discretionary trading, outside management, or another process.

Looking at transaction volume over time, activity has been persistent rather than moving in a straight line. The record contains 99 transactions in 2017 and 90 in 2018, the two largest annual counts supplied. It then shows 70 in 2019, 75 in 2020, 59 in 2021, 58 in 2022, 46 in 2023, 50 in 2024, and 68 in 2025. Another 40 transactions are recorded in 2026 through July 28. Those figures support a picture of recurring disclosure activity, but they do not support a forecast for the rest of 2026 or a conclusion about concentration.

By transaction-row count, the most frequently disclosed securities are MDYV (16 transactions), SPYG (15), MDYG (14), SPDW (13), HYBB (12), and SPYV (12). GLDM and IAU each appear in 9 transactions, while PDBC and SLYV each appear in 8 and TLH appears in 7. This ranking measures how often each ticker occurs in disclosed transaction rows. It does not measure transaction value, allocation size, or current exposure, so the frequency table should be read as a record of trading activity rather than as a snapshot of investments.

Where classified company names appear, the sector activity data shows Health Care with 26 disclosed transactions, the most of any named sector, followed by Information Technology (19), Financials (12), Materials (12), and Consumer Discretionary (11). Another 723 of the 823 transactions have an "Unknown" sector classification in the supplied data. Among recent activity, the transactions dated July 28 include a joint-coded sale of Global X Defence Tech Index ETF (SHLD) and joint-coded purchases of IEUR, REGL, XAR, XSHQ, and VPL. The June 9 activity shows a joint-coded purchase of Zoetis Inc and a joint-coded sale of Tractor Supply Company. The March 20 filing disclosed joint-coded purchases of UnitedHealth Group, Adobe, and ServiceNow dated February 20, plus an Accenture purchase dated February 23; it also disclosed February 20 sales of Euronet Worldwide, Pinterest, and PayPal.

The dataset classifies Accenture, Adobe, and ServiceNow under Information Technology; UnitedHealth Group and Zoetis under Health Care; Tractor Supply Company under Consumer Discretionary; Euronet Worldwide under Industrials; Pinterest under Communication Services; and PayPal under Financials. The supplied sector field for SHLD is unclassified. This mix shows that the disclosed transactions reached across several named sectors as well as many securities without a supplied sector classification. It does not establish a target allocation, diversification objective, or reason for any individual purchase or sale.

Fleischmann's Quantellect BW Score is 24 as of August 21, 2026, placing him in the "weak" tier and 59th in a cohort of 76 scored members. Score coverage is characterized as limited. For population context measured August 22, 2026, the dataset lists 537 sitting members of Congress and says 276 have disclosed zero transactions, including 237 House members and 39 senators. Fleischmann's 823-transaction record places him outside that zero-transaction group, while transaction frequency and the BW Score remain separate fields in the supplied data.

Disclaimer

This profile is based on congressional transaction disclosures governed by the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 and House financial-disclosure requirements described in the House Committee on Ethics financial-disclosure guide. The large majority of transactions are coded Joint rather than Self, and dependent-child and spouse transactions are separately attributed; readers should not assume that any single disclosed transaction reflects a personal investment decision by the member. Amounts are disclosed value ranges, not exact dollar figures. This profile does not include current holdings data.