Jonathan L. Jackson Stock Trades

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Jonathan L. Jackson's trading disclosures show a household that trades constantly and in bulk. Across 194 disclosed transactions since January 2023, only 14 are attributed to Jackson himself. Fifty-two carry the spouse attribution code, and 128 are marked joint. This is an extensive household trading record, and it should be read that way: as disclosed activity across self, spouse, and joint attribution, not a personal stock-picking log.

The rhythm has remained active. The disclosure history shows 46 transactions in 2023, 40 in 2024, 71 in 2025, and 37 already in 2026 through mid-June. The most recent filing, submitted July 15, 2026, covered three June 15 transactions in Hilton Worldwide Holdings, McKesson, and Sphere Entertainment, all attributed to the spouse. It followed the prior report, filed June 16. Purchases have outpaced sales over the full period, 109 to 85; 2024 was evenly split at 20 apiece, while 2025 recorded 44 purchases and 27 sales.

A financials-and-technology household with a habit of round-tripping the same names

By sector, Information Technology leads all disclosed activity with 42 transactions, followed by Consumer Discretionary at 25, and Financials and Health Care tied at 24 each. Communication Services adds 19. This is not transaction activity confined to a single theme; it spans consumer, financial, health care, communications, and technology names.

What stands out is the repetition. Amazon.com Inc (AMZN) appears in eight disclosed transactions, the most of any security, split five purchases and three sales, most recently a sale on March 9, 2026. Church & Dwight Company Inc (CHD), International Business Machines (IBM), McKesson Corporation (MCK), Meta Platforms Inc. (META), and T-Mobile US Inc (TMUS) each appear six times. Citigroup Inc. (C) was purchased four times in 2026 alone, on January 30, February 4, February 5, and February 11, with no disclosed sale in the record. Robinhood Markets Inc (HOOD) shows five transactions, three purchases against two sales, the most recent a sale on January 20, 2026. Tenet Healthcare Corporation (THC) and IBM show a similar back-and-forth pattern, bought and sold repeatedly rather than appearing only once. That pattern, rather than any single large bet, is the defining feature of this trading record.

NextEra Energy Inc (NEE) is among the one-sided names: all five of its disclosed transactions are sales, the last dated October 4, 2023. The packet lists no disclosed NEE purchases.

Recent transactions and the businesses behind them

The two most recent transaction dates show different attribution. The July 15 filing covering June 15, 2026 disclosed three spouse-attributed trades: a purchase of Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc (HLT), the hotel manager and franchisor behind brands from Waldorf Astoria to Hampton by Hilton; a sale of McKesson Corporation, the pharmaceutical distributor that moves branded and generic drugs through the U.S. health care supply chain; and a purchase of Sphere Entertainment Co. (SPHR), a live-entertainment and regional sports network operator. The next-most-recent transaction date was May 12, 2026, when a partial sale of Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) was recorded under joint attribution in the $15,001 to $50,000 range. It was the third MSFT transaction on record; all three are listed as sales, with no purchases.

April 2026 brought a cluster of household activity: a joint sale of Visa Inc. (V) in the $50,001 to $100,000 range, a self-attributed sale of O'Reilly Automotive, and a joint purchase of Simon Property Group (SPG), the mall and outlet-center REIT, alongside two Tenet Healthcare sales, one spouse-attributed and one joint. February 2026 included transactions dated from February 3 through February 17 in Bank of New York Mellon, IBM, Welltower, Amazon, Tenet Healthcare, Citigroup, Palo Alto Networks, Shopify, and the security disclosed as Broadcom Corporation (BRCM), cutting across financials, technology, consumer discretionary, health care, and real estate.

Under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012, transaction amounts are reported in ranges rather than as exact dollar amounts. Disclosure dates are distinct from transaction dates; for example, the June 15 transactions were disclosed on July 15.

About this data and disclosure mechanics

This profile is built from Jonathan L. Jackson's periodic transaction report (PTR) disclosures filed with the U.S. House of Representatives, as required under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012. Disclosures identify self, spouse, joint, and dependent-child attribution using codes defined in the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide. Amounts are disclosed in ranges, not exact figures. As of August 21, 2026, Jackson's Quantellect Score stood at 20, placing him in the "weak" tier and ranking 62nd among 76 members with an available score. That score should be read alongside the attribution breakdown: of 194 disclosed transactions, 14 were self-attributed, 52 carried the spouse code, and 128 were marked joint.