Laura Friedman Stock Trades

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Laura Friedman has filed six disclosed transactions since entering Congress in January 2025, and every one of them is a sale or an exchange. Not a single purchase appears in her record. That pattern, paired with a small, concentrated list of names, gives a clear read on the California Democrat's transaction activity in her first term: disclosures centered on sales and exchanges rather than purchases.

The six transactions span August 2025 through April 2026, split evenly across two calendar years, three in 2025 and three in 2026. All six are attributed to Friedman herself under the House disclosure rules, with no spousal, joint, or dependent-child transactions in the data. Of the six, three are recorded as sales and three as exchanges, and none are purchases.

A short list, dominated by media and health care names

Four companies account for all of Friedman's disclosed activity. Paramount Skydance Corporation Class B stock (PSKY) appears twice, an exchange in August 2025 and a sale in September 2025, making it her most frequently disclosed security. Hologic appears in two entries on the same day in April 2026: an untickered exchange recorded as Hologic, Inc. [PS] and a partial sale of Hologic common stock (HOLX). Abbott Laboratories (ABT) and Walt Disney Company (DIS) each appear once, an exchange in March 2026 for Abbott and a sale in August 2025 for Disney.

By sector, Communication Services leads with three transactions (the two PSKY entries and the Disney sale), Health Care follows with two (Abbott and the HOLX sale), and one Hologic exchange is recorded without a sector classification. That split points to disclosed trading activity concentrated in media and health care equipment names rather than a broad sweep across the market.

The amounts involved are modest by disclosure standards. Every transaction in the record falls in the $1,001 to $15,000 range, the smallest reportable bracket described in the House financial disclosure instruction guide. No transaction is reported in a higher range, and the amounts should be read as disclosed ranges, not exact dollar figures.

What the companies do

Paramount Skydance is a media and entertainment company that operates the CBS broadcast network, a stable of cable brands including Nickelodeon, MTV, and Comedy Central, the Paramount+ and Pluto TV streaming services, and film studios such as Paramount Pictures and Miramax. Walt Disney Company spans film and television production, the Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ streaming platforms, and its theme park and resort operations worldwide. In the transaction data, PSKY is classified in the Media industry and DIS in Entertainment, with both assigned to Communication Services.

On the health care side, Hologic makes diagnostics products, medical imaging systems, and surgical devices focused on women's health, including breast cancer screening technology and molecular diagnostic tests. Abbott Laboratories is a diversified health care company spanning branded generic pharmaceuticals, diagnostic testing systems, nutritional products including infant formula, and medical devices for cardiovascular and diabetes care. The transaction data classifies both companies under Health Care Equipment & Supplies.

This profile reports transaction history only: six disclosed sales and exchanges since 2025, all attributed to Friedman herself and concentrated in two classified sectors and four companies. There is no purchase activity in the data to weigh against the sales. The disclosures therefore document a limited set of sales and exchanges involving a small number of established companies.

All amounts above are disclosed ranges as filed, not exact transaction values, and the transaction dates reflect when each trade occurred, which can precede the disclosure filing date by several weeks under House reporting timelines.

Disclosure and methodology notes

This Quantellect profile is built from Laura Friedman's official financial disclosure filings with the U.S. House of Representatives, including filings from September 2025, October 2025, April 2026, and May 2026. Members of Congress are required to disclose transactions under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012, following guidance in the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide. Disclosed amounts are reported in ranges, not exact figures, and transaction dates can precede disclosure filings by up to 45 days. As of August 21, 2026, Friedman does not have a published trading score. Across the population data, 76 members have a score, including 73 sitting members, while 276 sitting members have zero disclosed trades. This profile reflects only what has been disclosed and filed publicly and should not be read as investment advice or as a comment on the motives behind any transaction.