John Fetterman Stock Trades

Of the 95 transactions disclosed under Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman's name since January 2023, the overwhelming majority are not stock trades at all. They are corporate and municipal notes and bonds, instruments that often appear in this dataset without a ticker. The pattern breaks between March 27 and March 30, 2026, when a run of purchases in Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, Micron and Erie Indemnity appeared alongside a sale of AT&T, a rare cluster of plain-vanilla equity activity inside an otherwise debt-heavy disclosure history.

Attribution matters here. Of the 95 transactions, 93 carry an attribution code of "Unknown or not available from source," meaning the disclosures themselves do not specify whether the trade sits in Fetterman's own account, a spouse's, or another covered arrangement. Two transactions, both fixed-income purchases from June 2024, are explicitly attributed to a dependent child. The data does not support describing any of the remaining 93 transactions as a personal investment decision by the senator himself, and this profile treats them as disclosed activity under his name rather than as first-person trades.

A Disclosure Record Dominated by Notes

Strip out the March 2026 equity cluster and most of what remains is a long, repetitive sequence of corporate note purchases and sales: paper from Freeport-McMoran, Hasbro, Eversource Energy, NiSource, Expedia, Blackstone Secured Lending, Athene Holding, Ares Capital, Concentrix, Kyndryl, Paramount Global, Nokia, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of New York Mellon, Elevance Health, Sempra, Celanese, Viatris, First Horizon, Autodesk, General Motors, Dell, Leidos, Duke Energy, Barclays Bank, Steel Dynamics, GXO Logistics, TransCanada Trust, Enstar Finance, V.F. Corp, Nationwide Financial, First Citizens Bancshares, Yamana Gold, General Electric, Phillips 66 Partners, Verisign, Cheniere Energy Partners, Kinder Morgan, Baker Hughes and a Venus, Texas independent school district bond. Several issuers appear more than once, and the record contains cases in which one note was sold in full as another note from the same issuer, with a different coupon or maturity, was purchased. Concentrix, Ares Capital and Kyndryl show this type of same-issuer switch, while Paramount Global and Elevance Health each show a disclosed purchase followed later by a full sale of the same note. Because bond and note transactions in this dataset generally do not carry a sector classification, 86 of the 95 disclosed transactions fall under an "Unknown" sector tag; the sector-classified transactions involve named equities.

The pace of disclosed activity has not been steady. 2023 was the busiest year on record, with 31 transactions, 28 of them purchases and just 3 sales. Activity dropped to 15 transactions in 2024 (9 purchases, 6 sales), then rose again to 27 in 2025 (16 purchases, 11 sales). Through the transactions on file for 2026, the count stands at 22, split evenly between 11 purchases and 11 sales, a more balanced buy-sell mix than any prior year in the disclosed record. Disclosure timing itself has been uneven: a large batch of 2023 transactions was not filed until August 2024, and several 2025 trades were not disclosed until May 2026, well outside the 45-day window established by the STOCK Act and described in Senate Select Committee on Ethics disclosure guidance.

The March 2026 Equity Cluster

The most frequently disclosed named securities in the dataset are Erie Indemnity Company (ERIE) and Alphabet Class C (GOOG), each appearing in two purchase transactions, alongside two Microsoft (MSFT) purchases. ERIE and MSFT each had purchases on March 27 and March 30, 2026, while GOOG's two disclosed purchases occurred on May 15, 2025, and March 30, 2026. The late-March 2026 window also produced single purchases of Amazon.com (AMZN) and Micron Technology (MU), plus a full sale of AT&T (T) on March 27. Alphabet is described in the underlying company data as operating through Google Services, Google Cloud and Other Bets, the framework behind Search, YouTube, Android and its AI and cloud infrastructure business. Microsoft's disclosed businesses span cloud infrastructure and enterprise software through Azure and Microsoft 365 alongside Windows and Xbox. Amazon's operations cover its North America and international retail marketplaces along with Amazon Web Services. Micron manufactures memory and storage semiconductors, including DRAM and NAND products used across data centers, PCs and mobile devices. Erie Indemnity, headquartered in Erie, Pennsylvania, acts as managing attorney-in-fact for the Erie Insurance Exchange, providing policy issuance, underwriting, agent compensation and related services. AT&T, the security sold in the same window, provides wireless and fiber telecommunications services domestically and in Latin America. One older transaction, a sale of Marathon Oil (MRO) from January 2023, has no company description or sector attached in the disclosed data.

On the March 2026 filing that reported this cluster, the named-equity transactions and the Concentrix note sale filed alongside them carried the same "Unknown or not available from source" attribution as the rest of the record. As of August 21, 2026, Fetterman carries a Quantellect Score of 75, placing him in the "solid" tier and ranked 20th of 76 members of Congress who carry a score. In the population snapshot measured August 22, 2026, 39 of 100 sitting senators and 237 of 437 sitting House members had zero disclosed trades.

Disclosure and Attribution Notes

• Transaction data reflects official financial disclosure filings. Amounts appear in the dataset as disclosed ranges, not exact dollar figures, and this profile does not convert those ranges into point estimates.
• Attribution codes are supplied by the source filings. A code of "Unknown" means the filing does not specify whose account the transaction belongs to, and this profile does not assume it reflects a personal trade by the senator.
• The latest transactions in this profile can be reviewed in the August 2026 Senate filing.