Michael T. McCaul Stock Trades

Michael T. McCaul Trading Profile

Michael T. McCaul's most recent disclosures, filed July 8, 2026, cover trading activity through June 30, 2026, and continue a broad record spanning funds, bonds, limited partnerships, and individual equities. Of 35,459 total disclosed transactions since 2012, 623 carry a "Self" attribution code, while 18,838 are marked "Spouse," 15,798 "Dependent Child," 101 "Joint," and 99 "Unknown." The numbers make attribution especially important: only a small portion of the full transaction record is labeled as McCaul's own activity, while most rows are attributed to his spouse or dependent children.

The scale of the disclosure record itself is unusual. McCaul's filings include transactions in every year since 2012, peaking at 4,147 in 2018 and 4,040 in 2016, with 2026 already showing 632 transactions through June 30. Annual totals have varied substantially across the period: the record includes 3,919 transactions in 2015, 3,527 in 2017, 2,854 in 2019, 2,474 in 2024, and 1,235 in 2025. The continuing stream of purchases and sales makes this a large and unusually detailed disclosure history.

A pattern shift from single stocks to diversified vehicles

Comparing McCaul's most frequently disclosed securities with his most recent transactions shows a change in the mix of instruments being reported. The most frequently disclosed securities historically include Albany International Corporation (301 transactions, latest transaction dated January 31, 2020), Regis Corporation (280 transactions, latest transaction dated December 12, 2019), and Culp, Inc. (278 transactions, latest transaction dated February 25, 2020), individual industrial or consumer discretionary securities whose latest listed transaction dates are now years in the past. By contrast, the transactions dated June 2026 include index and diversified products such as Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI), Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO), iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV), Dimensional international and emerging-markets equity products, and Vanguard's tax-exempt municipal bond fund. The same recent disclosure also includes limited partnerships such as Lewis & Clark Agrifood Fund II, Mays Allocate 2025, Dawson Portfolio Finance 6 and 7, Spruce Holdings, Albany Road Strategic Opportunity Fund, and Cedar Holdings, alongside debt instruments associated with the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey and Kitsap County, Washington, School District No. 401. The recent rows therefore span indexed and pooled products, fixed-income instruments, limited partnerships, and individual equities rather than concentrating solely on the single-company names prominent in the historical frequency list.

That said, single-name equity activity has not disappeared. The rows dated June 18, 2026, disclose sales across a wide swath of names including Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon.com (AMZN), Aramark, Valvoline, Louisiana-Pacific, Howmet Aerospace, MSA Safety, Simpson Manufacturing, Vishay Intertechnology, Donaldson Company, FTI Consulting, Henry Schein, and Cavco Industries. Those transactions span industrials, materials, information technology, consumer discretionary, and health care, alongside purchases of Tyson Foods and Genuine Parts. Purchases dated June 26 and June 29 include S&P Global, Murphy Oil, Equitable Holdings, and National Fuel Gas, while sales include Chevron and AerCap Holdings. These individual-company rows are attributed to McCaul's spouse, so the disclosures do not identify them as personal trading decisions by McCaul.

Sector concentration in the disclosed history

Across the full disclosure history, sector-tagged activity is led by Industrials (2,993 transactions), Financials (2,459), Consumer Discretionary (2,316), Information Technology (2,247), and Health Care (1,548), followed by Energy (1,084), Consumer Staples (834), Communication Services (727), Materials (581), Real Estate (310), and Utilities (106). Another 20,254 transactions carry an "Unknown" sector classification. Among the most frequently disclosed securities, Amazon.com and Microsoft stand out for their continued presence into 2026, with latest transaction dates of June 18, 2026. Several other frequently disclosed individual names, including Regis, Culp, Rent the Runway, Par Pacific, and TFS Financial, have latest transaction dates between 2018 and 2020, underscoring the difference between the names that dominate the historical frequency table and those appearing in the recent transaction window.

Recent purchases and sales worth noting on their own terms include the June 26, 2026, purchase of National Fuel Gas, a diversified energy company with integrated upstream and gathering, pipeline and storage, and utility segments, and the same-day purchase of Equitable Holdings, a diversified financial-services company operating across retirement, asset management, protection, and wealth-management businesses. The June 29 purchase of S&P Global involves a company that provides benchmarks, data, analytics, and workflow solutions through businesses including S&P Global Ratings and S&P Dow Jones Indices. On the sell side, AerCap Holdings, an aircraft leasing, financing, sales, and management company, appears in sales dated June 25 and June 29. All of these rows carry a "Spouse" attribution code.

About this profile and its disclosure data

This profile is built from Michael T. McCaul's transaction disclosures filed under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012, consistent with the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide. Disclosures can cover transactions attributed to the member, spouse, dependent children, or joint accounts; attribution labels in this profile follow the codes supplied in the filings. Amounts are reported in disclosed ranges, not exact figures, and disclosure dates can follow transaction dates. As of August 21, 2026, McCaul's Quantellect Score for congressional trading activity stood at 92, in the elite tier, ranking 7th of 76 scored members. The transaction record is drawn from official House financial disclosure filings.