Morgan McGarvey Stock Trades

The single most striking feature of Morgan McGarvey's disclosure record is a concentrated cluster of activity on November 13, 2024, when a single filing reported eleven separate sales spanning seven different companies, from NVIDIA to Amazon to Charles Schwab. That one date accounts for a large share of all the trading disclosed on McGarvey's reports since the first transaction in this record, and it followed a purchase-then-sale pattern that shows up repeatedly across the two-year record: the same securities appearing first in purchase rows and later in sale rows, sometimes only days or weeks apart.

The Kentucky Democrat, who represents the state's 3rd District and began his current House term on January 3, 2025, has 26 disclosed transactions on record between February 7, 2023 and November 13, 2024, according to House Clerk disclosure data. Of those, 9 were purchases and 17 were sales. Almost all of the activity, 23 of the 26 transactions, is attributed to a spouse rather than to McGarvey personally; two more are joint transactions, and just one, a November 13, 2024 sale of NVIDIA Corporation stock, is attributed to McGarvey himself under the Self designation. Under the disclosure framework created by the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, members file periodic transaction reports covering reportable transactions involving themselves, a spouse, or a dependent child. The House Ethics Committee's instruction guide explains how spouse, dependent-child, and joint ownership may be identified on those reports. Here the data is unambiguous: this is overwhelmingly activity involving spouse-attributed assets, not a record of McGarvey's own investment decisions.

A Sharp Escalation in 2024, Then a Selling Surge

The record shows a clear jump in volume between the two years for which McGarvey has disclosed activity. In 2023, six transactions were disclosed, three purchases and three sales. In 2024, that rose to 20 transactions, six purchases and fourteen sales. The shift is not just in volume but in direction: 2023's activity was evenly split between buying and selling, while 2024 tilted heavily toward selling, and the bulk of those sales were dated November 13 and appeared in the December 10 filing.

That December 10 filing, covering transactions dated November 6 through November 13, 2024, documents a broad cluster of sales. On November 13 alone, the disclosure lists sales of NVIDIA (five separate line items), Amazon.com, Interactive Brokers Group, Charles Schwab, Microsoft, Shell PLC, and Tesla, all in the $1,001 to $15,000 range except one NVIDIA sale sized at $15,001 to $50,000. On November 8, Trump Media & Technology Group shares were sold two days after a November 6 purchase, with both transactions attributed to a spouse. That kind of short interval recurs elsewhere in the record: Apple Inc. shares were purchased August 13, 2024 and sold six days later on August 19; Tesla shares purchased October 25, 2024 were sold on November 13.

NVIDIA Corporation is the most frequently disclosed name in the record by a wide margin, appearing in nine of the 26 transactions, two purchases and seven sales, with the most recent dated November 13, 2024. Interactive Brokers Group, Charles Schwab, Amazon.com, Delta Air Lines, Trump Media & Technology Group, and Tesla each appear twice, split between one purchase and one sale. Apple appears twice as well, and Microsoft, Shell PLC, and Twilio each appear once. By sector, Information Technology accounts for 13 of the 26 disclosed transactions, followed by Financials with 6, Consumer Discretionary with 4, Industrials with 2, and Energy with 1, according to Quantellect's sector activity breakdown.

The companies involved span a range of business models. NVIDIA designs data-center AI infrastructure and graphics processors. Interactive Brokers and Charles Schwab both provide brokerage services, with Schwab also operating wealth-management, banking, and asset-management businesses. Delta Air Lines runs scheduled passenger and cargo air transport out of hubs including Atlanta and Detroit. Trump Media & Technology Group operates the Truth Social platform along with a streaming service and a bitcoin treasury strategy. Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, and Tesla need little introduction as large-capitalization technology and consumer names, while Shell PLC is a London-headquartered integrated energy and petrochemicals company. Twilio, the one 2023 sale outside the mega-cap names, provides communications and customer-engagement software infrastructure.

Quantellect's disclosure-based score for McGarvey stands at 17 as of August 21, 2026, placing him in the weak tier with coverage classified as thin. He ranks 64th in a scored cohort of 76 members. The transaction record behind that score is narrow: the supplied activity appears only in 2023 and 2024, with 20 of the 26 transaction rows dated in 2024 and 23 of the 26 attributed to a spouse. Those details are central to interpreting the score because the record largely describes transactions involving spouse-attributed assets rather than trading attributed personally to McGarvey.

Disclosure and Methodology Notes

This profile is based solely on periodic transaction reports disclosed under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act and filed with the U.S. House of Representatives. Transactions may involve assets attributed to the member, a spouse, a dependent child, or joint ownership, as indicated on each filing; spouse or joint attribution should not be read as proof that the member personally directed the transaction. Dollar amounts reflect disclosed ranges, not exact values. Transaction figures are drawn from official disclosure filings, while the Quantellect score and sector classifications come from the platform's disclosure data and methodology. All figures are current as of the dates shown.