John W. Hickenlooper Stock Trades

John W. Hickenlooper Trading Activity | Quantellect John W. Hickenlooper Trading Activity

Senator John W. Hickenlooper's disclosures for the current term show trading activity concentrated in Liberty-linked securities, with most transactions across the full record attributed to his spouse. On January 14, 2026, the disclosures record self-attributed purchases of Eaton Corporation PLC and Uber Technologies, alongside self-attributed partial sales of Lowe's Companies and TJX Companies. But zoom out over 2021 through early 2026 and the defining feature of this member's trading history is the substantial concentration in Liberty Media and related names, recorded predominantly with spouse attribution rather than self-attribution.

Of the 128 disclosed transactions since January 2021, 90 are attributed to a spouse, 22 to Hickenlooper himself, and 16 carry no attribution in the underlying source data and should not be read as personal trades. Sales outnumber purchases by more than two to one across the period, 84 to 39, with 5 classified as other transaction types including exchanges. That sale-heavy tilt is not new. Every year from 2021 through 2025 shows more sales than purchases, and 2023 was especially lopsided: 25 sales against a single purchase.

Trading activity centered on Liberty-linked securities

The single most frequently disclosed security is FWONK, Liberty Media's Series C Liberty Formula One common stock, appearing in 19 transactions with a mix of 7 purchases and 12 sales. Its most recent transactions were two partial sales dated December 10, 2025. Liberty Broadband's Class C shares (LBRDK) follow closely with 16 transactions, and Liberty Broadband Class A (LBRDA) and Series C Liberty SiriusXM shares (LSXMK) round out a cluster of Liberty-linked names that together account for a large share of all disclosed activity. Add Atlanta Braves Holdings (BATRK and BATRA), whose supplied security names also reference Liberty Media, and the pattern becomes unmistakable: this is trading activity built around a small number of related securities, not a broad spread across unrelated companies.

The sector breakdown confirms it. Of 128 total transactions, 71 fall under Communication Services, more than five times the next largest category, Consumer Discretionary, at 15. Information Technology accounts for 11, and no other sector reaches double digits. A meaningful slice, 21 transactions, carries no sector classification in the data. That unclassified group includes securities such as LSXMK and QRTEA, for which company and sector fields were not populated, making it worth noting rather than assigning a category that the supplied data does not provide.

The trading pattern within the Liberty complex itself is notable. The record shows repeated purchase-and-sale clusters in the same tickers, FWONK and LBRDK especially, with same-day or closely grouped purchases and full or partial sales recurring from 2022 through 2025. On May 9, 2025 alone, the disclosures list seven separate FWONK and LBRDK transactions, a mix of purchases and full and partial sales, all attributed to the spouse. That repeated trading in a concentrated set of related securities is the dominant signature in this disclosure history, more than any single large or unusual trade.

Recent activity and other names in the mix

Outside the Liberty complex, Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) shows up seven times, all sales and all attributed to the spouse. The most recent CMG transaction was a partial sale dated June 12, 2025 and disclosed July 7, 2025. The sequence includes partial sales dated in 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025. Sirius XM Holdings (SIRI) appears three times, all partial sales attributed to the spouse; the latest transaction was dated February 5, 2026 and disclosed March 4, 2026.

Other recent self-attributed activity includes the January 14, 2026 purchases of Eaton Corporation PLC, an industrial power-management company, and Uber Technologies, alongside partial sales of Lowe's Companies and TJX Companies, the off-price retailer behind T.J. Maxx and Marshalls. Transactions dated September 2, 2025 and disclosed October 6, 2025 show self-attributed purchases of Palo Alto Networks and Intuit alongside a self-attributed full sale of PepsiCo. A full sale of Palantir Technologies dated June 3, 2025 and disclosed May 5, 2026 carries unknown attribution in the source data. Palantir develops data-integration software platforms for government and enterprise users.

Several other names appear as single or paired transactions scattered across the record. Amazon.com, Disney, Snap, Pinterest, and CarGurus were among the spouse-attributed sales included in the May 15, 2023 disclosure, which grouped transactions dated from April 12 through May 1. Meta Platforms, Alphabet, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Apple also appear as sales elsewhere in the supplied transaction history.

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This Quantellect page reflects transactions reported in Senate financial disclosures under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act and through the Senate's official disclosure system. A disclosed transaction may be attributed to the member, a spouse, a dependent child, or another party depending on the filing. Senate rules generally require Periodic Transaction Reports after execution rather than in real time, and the amounts shown here are disclosed ranges rather than exact figures. The Senate Select Committee on Ethics provides the applicable disclosure guidance. This page covers disclosed transaction activity only.