Greg Landsman Stock Trades

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Greg Landsman's disclosures from January 2023 through May 2025 show a pattern that stands out immediately: much of the 2025 activity is concentrated in a single filing, and none of the activity is marked as solely his. Of the 170 transactions logged during that period, 100 are marked joint and 70 are marked spouse, with zero marked Self. One disclosure filed on April 8, 2025 accounts for 43 sales, one dated March 25 and 42 dated March 27.

That March 27 cluster is the story of this profile. In one stretch, jointly attributed and spouse-attributed accounts recorded sales across technology, industrials, health care, financials, consumer names and energy, making it a broad round of selling rather than a narrow group of transactions. Sales that day touched Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Salesforce, CrowdStrike, Cadence Design Systems, Arista Networks, JPMorgan Chase, BlackRock, Ameriprise Financial, Costco, Honeywell, Parker-Hannifin, United Rentals, Uber, Visa, UnitedHealth Group, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Danaher, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Accenture, Procter & Gamble, Simon Property Group, Equinix, Home Depot, Fifth Third Bancorp, Dollar General, Walt Disney, L3Harris Technologies, Zoetis and Philip Morris International, among others. The disclosed ranges in that filing were almost entirely $1,001-$15,000 or $15,001-$50,000; the exceptions were two Microsoft sales in the $50,001-$100,000 range.

A shift from purchases toward sales

The year-by-year pattern is worth sitting with. In 2023, the accounts recorded 63 transactions split roughly evenly, with 32 purchases and 31 sales. By 2024, the mix tilted toward selling: 19 purchases, 33 sales and one other transaction across 53 disclosures. In 2025, the imbalance became stark, with only 4 purchases against 50 sales out of 54 transactions, largely driven by the 43 sales disclosed on April 8. Read together, the three years show the transaction mix moving decisively from a near-even split toward sales. The data does not indicate whether this reflects a change in investment strategy, a change in account structure or another explanation, and no motive should be inferred from the pattern alone.

NVIDIA is the most frequently disclosed security over the full period, appearing in 10 transactions: 2 purchases and 8 sales, with the most recent dated March 27, 2025. United Rentals follows with 9 transactions (4 purchases and 5 sales), then Amazon with 8 (3 purchases and 5 sales), while Intuitive Surgical and Parker-Hannifin are tied at 8 each. Several names recur through multiple transaction rows rather than appearing once. Ameriprise Financial, CrowdStrike and United Rentals were each disclosed in multiple purchases and multiple sales, reinforcing that this frequency ranking reflects repeated trading activity rather than a single transaction.

Sector concentration in technology and industrials

Across all 170 disclosed transactions, Information Technology leads with 47, followed by Industrials at 30, Health Care at 23, Financials at 16, and Consumer Discretionary, Consumer Staples and Energy tied at 12 each. Communication Services recorded 5; Utilities and the unclassified “Unknown” category each recorded 4; Materials recorded 3; and Real Estate recorded 2. Technology and industrials are the two most frequently represented sectors in the transaction data. The technology activity includes NVIDIA, Microsoft, Apple, Salesforce, CrowdStrike, Cadence Design Systems and Arista Networks, while industrial names include United Rentals, Parker-Hannifin, Honeywell, Uber and L3Harris Technologies.

The companies most frequently disclosed span a range of established business lines. NVIDIA supplies data-center accelerated computing, networking platforms and artificial-intelligence solutions, alongside graphics products used in gaming, professional visualization, data centers and automotive markets. United Rentals operates an equipment-rental business serving construction, industrial and other customers in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Parker-Hannifin manufactures motion and control technologies for aerospace, defense, industrial equipment, transportation, energy and other markets. Ameriprise Financial provides financial planning, brokerage, investment-management, insurance and related services. CrowdStrike provides cloud-delivered cybersecurity through a subscription-based software model. Diamondback Energy is an independent oil and natural gas company focused on the Permian Basin. These descriptions explain the range of industries represented without indicating who selected the securities or why the transactions occurred.

A handful of larger or less readily classified transactions round out the record. A sale of Kroger stock dated May 9, 2025 and disclosed May 13, marked as a spousal transaction in the $250,001-$500,000 range, carries the largest disclosed range in the supplied transaction details and stands apart from the other ranges shown there. Kroger operates food and drug stores, multi-department stores, marketplace stores, price-impact warehouses and pharmacies in the United States. A February 20, 2025 sale of Arista Investors Corp. Class A shares, disclosed March 5 and marked Joint, is notable because the dataset supplies neither a company description nor a sector classification for the security. The sector summary counts four transactions in the “Unknown” category overall.

Under Quantellect's disclosure and scoring framework, Landsman has a score of 13 and ranks 67th among 76 scored members as of August 21, 2026, placing him in the “weak” tier. That reflects the methodology applied across covered members, not a judgment about any individual transaction.

Disclaimer

• This profile is based solely on periodic transaction reports filed under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 and disclosure guidance from the House Committee on Ethics.
• Transactions marked “Spouse” or “Joint” reflect activity in accounts attributed to a spouse or held jointly, not necessarily decisions made personally by the member of Congress.
• This page reflects transaction disclosures only. Those reports do not provide a complete account of assets after the reported trades.
• Source filings are available through the official House Clerk disclosure system, including the April 8, 2025 periodic transaction report.