Jim Jordan Stock Trades

Jim Jordan's disclosure record, as compiled through Quantellect's tracking of House financial filings, contains exactly one transaction. It is a sale, dated October 27, 2025, filed under the Ohio Republican's name but attributed to his spouse rather than to the congressman personally. Beyond that single entry, the dataset contains no additional transaction records.

That sparseness is itself the story here. Among the 537 sitting members of Congress that Quantellect currently tracks, 276 have no disclosed trades at all, including 237 of the 437 sitting House members. Jordan sits just outside that group, with a disclosure history that consists of one transaction rather than zero. It is not enough activity to characterize a trading pattern, a sector preference, or a shift over time. It is enough to say that his household has engaged the disclosure process at least once during the period covered by this data.

The Spouse Transaction in Central Bancshares

The single transaction on record involves Central Bancshares, Inc. New, trading under the ticker CBSI. The disclosure identifies it as a sale in the $50,001 to $100,000 range, transacted on October 27, 2025. The filer attribution code is SP, meaning the transaction is attributed to Jim Jordan's spouse, not to the congressman personally. The House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide specifies “SP” as the designation for a spouse, and Quantellect's data treats that distinction as load-bearing rather than cosmetic.

The filing itself was submitted to the Clerk of the House and is available as a periodic transaction report, dated January 14, 2026. House disclosure procedure, detailed in the Committee on Ethics' published instruction guide, requires covered transactions to be reported through periodic transaction reports, separate from annual financial disclosure reports. The underlying document for this transaction can be reviewed directly through the official periodic transaction report.

Quantellect's underlying data does not include a company description, sector classification, or industry tag for Central Bancshares, Inc. New. The record does not supply enough detail to characterize the company's business beyond the disclosed security name, so none is offered here. The sector field for this transaction is recorded as Unknown in Quantellect's system, and that gap is reflected as-is rather than filled in.

Within the single year covered by this record, 2025, the full transaction count is one sale and zero purchases. There is no purchase activity, no repeat trading in the same name, and no second security to compare it against. Describing this as a pattern, a strategy, or evidence of a shift in household investment behavior would require data points this record does not contain. What can be said is narrower: one sale, one security, one attributed party, one year.

Central Bancshares, Inc. New is also the only name that appears in Jordan's most frequently disclosed securities, by definition, since it is the only security disclosed at all. It carries a transaction count of one, driven entirely by the October 2025 sale.

Jordan does not currently carry a Quantellect trading activity score. Quantellect currently tracks 537 sitting members. Across its latest score table, 76 members have a published score as of August 21, 2026, and 73 of those are currently sitting members. Jordan is not among them, and Quantellect's system records the reason plainly: no score row exists for him as of the latest published scoring date. The available data does not identify any further reason for that absence.

About This Disclosure Record

This profile reflects transaction-level financial disclosures filed under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 and reported to the Clerk of the House. Amounts are disclosed in statutory ranges, not exact figures, and reflect the value ranges reported by the filer at the time of disclosure. Transactions attributed to a spouse, dependent child, or joint account are reported under the member's name as required by law but are not necessarily investment decisions made by the member personally. No Quantellect score is available for Jordan because no score row exists for him as of the latest published scoring date; that absence should not be read as an evaluation of the disclosed transaction. For the governing statute and House filing procedures, see the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 and the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide.