Dan Sullivan Stock Trades

Dan Sullivan Trading Disclosure Profile | Quantellect Dan Sullivan Trading Disclosure Profile

The latest transaction in Dan Sullivan's disclosure record is a partial sale of RPM International stock dated January 24, 2024 and disclosed on February 9, 2024. It closes out a trading history defined less by steady activity than by a small number of very large clusters. Of the 112 disclosed transactions on file for the Alaska senator, dating back to January 2015, a dense batch dated August 22, 2023 includes full sales spanning names from Apple and Microsoft to JPMorgan Chase and Johnson & Johnson. That group, together with a similarly dense batch of purchases dated November 2022, does more to explain Sullivan's disclosed trading pattern than any individual transaction.

The scale of activity also stands out against the members with no reported activity. As measured on August 22, 2026, 39 of 100 sitting senators show no disclosed trades, while 276 of the 537 sitting members of Congress tracked show zero. Sullivan's file contains 112 transactions, though no composite trading score had been published for him as of the latest scoring date, August 21, 2026.

Attribution Shapes How to Read the Record

Attribution matters here. Of the 112 disclosed transactions, 93 are coded as Joint, two as Self, one as Spouse, and 16 carry no attribution data. The overwhelming Joint weighting, combined with the tendency for many unrelated names to turn over on the same transaction date, is a defining feature of the record. It does not, however, establish who selected the transactions or why they occurred. Only two rows are attributed to Self, so the full disclosure history should not be presented as a series of personal stock selections made by the senator.

The year-by-year record shows how sharply the activity clusters. Sullivan's disclosures include 37 transactions in 2022, split between 21 purchases and 16 sales, followed by 47 transactions in 2023, split between six purchases and 41 sales. Earlier years were sparser and almost entirely sales: eight transactions in 2015, seven in both 2018 and 2019, four in 2020, and just one each in 2021 and 2024. Overall, 2022 accounts for 21 of the 33 purchases in the record. The disclosures document that shift in transaction mix but do not identify its purpose.

A major 2023 cluster carries an August 22 transaction date. It includes full sales of Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, JPMorgan Chase, American Express, Charles Schwab, BlackRock, Honeywell, PNC, Mastercard, Bristol-Myers Squibb, CVS Health, Johnson & Johnson, Booking Holdings, Align Technology, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Zoetis, Costco, Chevron, Accenture, Ametek, Amphenol, PPG Industries, Tractor Supply, TJX, Lam Research, Northern Trust and others. Every row in that batch carries the Joint attribution code and was disclosed on September 22, 2023. The filing is public record.

Where the Disclosed Activity Concentrates

Across the full history, Health Care and Information Technology each account for 17 disclosed transactions, Materials for 16, Consumer Discretionary for 12, and Communication Services and Financials for 11 apiece. A further 20 transactions carry no identified sector. Consumer Staples accounts for four transactions, Industrials for three, and Energy for one. The disclosed activity is spread across the listed categories, with no single sector dominating the record.

RPM International, the specialty-chemicals and construction-materials maker whose products include waterproofing systems, sealants and coatings, is the most frequently disclosed security in the record. It appears in 14 transactions, all of them sales, with the most recent transaction dated January 24, 2024 and disclosed on February 9, 2024. That latest RPM sale is documented here. Alphabet, the parent of Google and YouTube, appears in five transactions split across purchases and sales, while Amazon and Microsoft each appear four times with purchases outnumbering sales. Apple, Adobe Systems, Church & Dwight, Meta Platforms and Zoetis each appear three times.

The November 2022 purchase cluster is worth noting on its own. Transactions dated November 22, 2022 show purchases of Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta Platforms, NVIDIA, Adobe Systems, Amazon, Walt Disney and Apple, all coded Unknown for attribution and disclosed on December 21, 2022. That filing is here. A separate group with November 30, 2022 transaction dates was disclosed on July 26, 2023. It mixes purchases and sales across Lam Research, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Zoetis, TJX, Microsoft and RPM alongside sales of Stryker, Comcast, Adobe Systems, Meta Platforms, Baxter International, PayPal, F5 Networks, Elanco Animal Health, Martin Marietta Materials and Medtronic, all under the Joint code. See the underlying disclosure. Together, these transaction-date groups and the August 2023 batch form the backbone of the recent record. Their differing attribution codes do not establish that the transactions involved the same owner, decision-maker, or purpose.

For investors trying to read congressional disclosures generally, Sullivan's file is a useful reminder that a high transaction count does not necessarily document a personal trading habit. With 93 of 112 transactions coded Joint and another 16 coded Unknown, the record primarily describes reported attribution relationships and transaction timing. It does not provide a basis for treating the full history as a running commentary on the senator's individual market views.

Disclosure and methodology notes

Members of Congress are required to report securities transactions under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act of 2012, with additional filing guidance available from the Senate Select Committee on Ethics. Transactions are disclosed in dollar ranges rather than exact amounts, and disclosure dates can lag the actual transaction dates by weeks or, in some filings shown here, several months. Attribution codes indicate whether a transaction is identified as Self, Spouse, Joint, Dependent Child, or Unknown; transactions coded Joint or Unknown should not be presented as personal trades by the senator. This Quantellect profile reflects disclosed transaction activity and does not establish who selected a transaction or why it occurred. No composite trading score row existed for Dan Sullivan as of the latest published scoring date, August 21, 2026.