Marcy Kaptur Stock Trades

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Marcy Kaptur's public transaction-disclosure record in Quantellect consists of a single disclosed transaction: an October 21, 2022 sale tied to The Andersons, Inc. (ANDE), disclosed on May 15, 2023. That is the entirety of the record available in our data. Her record is sparse, but it is not a zero-transaction record. A single sale is not enough to characterize a trading pattern, a sector preference, or a strategy. What it does offer is a narrow, verifiable data point worth putting in context. The transaction date and disclosure date are separate facts: the sale occurred on October 21, 2022, while the filing carrying the disclosure was signed on May 15, 2023.

The disclosure identifies the transaction as a sale attributed to Kaptur herself (attribution code SELF), with a reported amount of $1,280.03. There is no purchase, no offsetting trade, and no second transaction in either direction anywhere in the available record, which spans a single calendar year, 2022, with exactly one entry. There is no earlier or later transaction in the supplied data to compare it against, so the record does not establish any broader trading behavior or indicate what financial circumstances surrounded the sale. The data supports only the transaction itself: one sale, one security, one transaction date, and one subsequent disclosure date.

The Andersons, Inc. and What It Does

The disclosed security was The Andersons, Inc., ticker ANDE, classified in the packet's data as Consumer Staples, within the Consumer Staples Distribution & Retail industry. The company, founded in 1947 and based in Maumee, Ohio, operates through two segments: Agribusiness and Renewables. The Agribusiness segment merchandises commodities including corn, wheat, and soybeans, manufactures and distributes agricultural and plant-nutrient products, and provides logistics services for grain, feed ingredients, domestic fuel products, and other agricultural commodities. The Renewables segment produces, purchases, sells, merchandises, and trades ethanol and related co-products, as well as other biofuels and renewable feedstocks. The company is headquartered in the same state Kaptur represents in the House, but neither the transaction data nor the filing indicates why this particular security was sold.

The sole sector represented in the disclosed activity is Consumer Staples, appearing once because it is the only transaction on record. With a single data point, no recurring sector preference, thematic tilt, or diversification pattern can be established. The record simply shows that the one disclosed transaction fell into this sector. The Andersons is consequently also Kaptur's most frequently disclosed security in the dataset, but only in the literal transaction-frequency sense: it appears in the sole transaction row.

Reading a Thin Disclosure Record

Kaptur's record stands out less for what it contains than for how little it contains on its own terms. One transaction does not establish the active, recurring disclosure pattern that would be needed to compare security frequency or changes across years. It is also worth noting that no composite trading score exists for Kaptur in the current scoring data. As of the latest published scoring date, August 21, 2026, scores existed for 76 members overall, including 73 sitting members. No score row exists for Kaptur at that date, and the packet supplies no formula version, tier, coverage state, cohort rank, or cohort size for her. That absence should be read literally: it does not represent a score of zero, a low score, or a comparative ranking.

Because this disclosure is a periodic transaction report, it is useful to be precise about what that form represents. House Committee on Ethics guidance explains that periodic transaction reports cover applicable transactions exceeding $1,000 and describes reporting obligations involving members, spouses, and dependent children. This particular transaction was attributed to Kaptur herself, not a spouse or dependent child, based on the packet's attribution coding. The October 21, 2022 transaction date should not be confused with the May 15, 2023 disclosure date. Beyond those supplied facts, the underlying House Clerk filing is the authoritative source for the reported transaction details.

Disclosure and Data Notes

This Quantellect profile is built from congressional financial disclosure filings required under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 and administered according to House Committee on Ethics guidance. Figures reflect the specific transaction disclosed in the official filing and have not been adjusted, estimated, or extrapolated. The reported amount of $1,280.03 is reproduced as filed, while the transaction date and disclosure date remain distinct. The full text of the governing statute is available in Public Law 112-105.