Eric Burlison Stock Trades

Quantellect: Eric Burlison Trading Profile

Eric Burlison's public transaction-disclosure record consists of a single filing. The record lists five transactions dated February 6, 2023, all sales, spanning four identifiable companies and one unmatched security. The Missouri Republican has no disclosed purchase activity, and no transaction activity has been reported for him since those sales. For a member whose current term began January 3, 2025, that leaves a trading record that is narrow both in volume and in direction.

All five transactions carry the "Self" attribution label, meaning the disclosures were filed as personal transactions rather than trades made by a spouse, dependent child, or joint account. The filing was submitted to the House Clerk's disclosure system on March 1, 2023, after the February 6 transaction date.

One Filing, All Sales

The five reported sales are Carnival Corporation (CCL), in a disclosed range of $1,501 to $50,000, Academy Sports and Outdoors (ASO), in a range of $1,001 to $15,000, GrafTech International (EAF), in a range of $1,501 to $50,000, Amazon.com (AMZN), in a range of $1,001 to $15,000, and a security listed as "Fort Motor Co," disclosed in a range of $1,501 to $50,000 without an accompanying ticker, sector, or company description in the record. Because every transaction is a sale and shares the same transaction date, the filing reads less as an ongoing trading habit and more as a single cluster of selling. With only one year of activity on record, 2023, there is no second period against which to measure whether this pattern of exclusively selling continued, accelerated, or reversed.

By sector, three of the five sales sit in Consumer Discretionary (Carnival, Academy Sports and Outdoors, and Amazon), one sits in Industrials (GrafTech International), and one is unclassified because the underlying security was not matched to a company record. That concentration in Consumer Discretionary is the clearest thematic signal in the data, though with only five transactions total and no purchases, it describes the securities sold rather than a broader pattern of activity.

Carnival Corporation operates cruise lines under brands including Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, and Cunard, along with associated port and hotel operations, placing it squarely in the consumer travel and leisure industry. Academy Sports and Outdoors is a sporting goods and outdoor recreation retailer selling camping, fishing, hunting, apparel, and footwear products, a business tied closely to discretionary household spending. Amazon.com spans online and physical retail, third-party seller services, advertising, subscriptions, and Amazon Web Services, making it a diversified business within this group of disclosed sales. GrafTech International, the lone Industrials name, manufactures graphite electrode products used in electric arc furnace steelmaking and other metals production, tying its business to industrial and metals end markets rather than consumer spending.

Disclosure Coverage and Scoring Context

As of Quantellect's August 22, 2026, measurement, 237 of 437 sitting House members and 276 of 537 sitting members chamber-wide had zero disclosed trades. Burlison's own latest transaction date remains February 6, 2023, and his single filing predates that measurement. He also does not carry a score as of the latest published scoring date of August 21, 2026. Across the latest scoring data, 76 members have a score, including 73 sitting members; no score row was published for Burlison at that date.

Taken together, the record shows a member whose only disclosed market activity was five same-day sales in early 2023, split across consumer-facing names and one industrial materials producer, all carrying the "Self" attribution label. There is no disclosed purchase activity, no later transaction activity, and no basis in the available data to characterize this as a recurring trading pattern rather than a single reported event.

Disclosure and methodology notes

This Quantellect profile is built from transaction disclosures required under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012. House disclosure procedures and definitions are described in the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide. Amounts shown are disclosed ranges, not exact transaction values, and transaction dates reflect the date of the trade rather than the later date on which it was disclosed. The underlying filing referenced in this profile is available here.