Nicholas A. Langworthy: No Disclosed Stock Trades

Nicholas A. Langworthy, the Republican representing New York's 23rd Congressional District, has no disclosed stock, bond, or fund transactions on record. Since the current term began on January 3, 2025, the trading activity ledger for this profile shows zero purchases, zero sales, and zero transactions of any other kind. There is no first transaction date and no most recent transaction date because the profile's current-term transaction record contains no entries.

That absence is itself the fact worth sitting with, not a data gap to explain away. Under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 and the House's financial disclosure instructions, a House member must report qualifying transactions exceeding $1,000 by the member, a spouse, or a dependent child by the earlier of 30 days after learning of the transaction or 45 days after the transaction date. Langworthy's current-term record contains no such disclosed transactions. That establishes only that the ledger has no reportable transaction entries for this period; it does not supply a basis for conclusions about the family's broader finances or investment decisions outside this dataset.

How to read a zero-transaction record

A zero-transaction record is easy to overread. It does not establish financial inactivity in every setting; it says that this database has no current-term transaction disclosures for the subject. Investors scanning congressional trading data for a signal should treat that silence as an absence of disclosed transactions, not as evidence of a particular strategy, risk preference, or view of any company or sector. The distinction matters because this profile tracks transaction disclosures rather than offering a complete account of the financial lives of the member and the member's family.

Because there are no transactions to attribute, there is also nothing here to sort by filer relationship. Transaction disclosures may identify the member, a spouse, a joint interest, a dependent child, or leave the attribution unknown, and those categories should not be treated as interchangeable when trying to interpret activity. Every attribution count in Langworthy's current-term record is zero. If a transaction is disclosed in the future, it should be described according to the relationship identified in the record rather than assumed to have been made personally by Langworthy.

Why there is no Quantellect Score yet

Quantellect reports scores for members with published score records, and as of the latest published scoring date of August 21, 2026, 76 members have a score, 73 of whom are currently sitting. Langworthy is not among them. The reason is mechanical rather than qualitative: no score row exists for this subject at the latest published score date. Accordingly, this profile does not assign or infer a score for Langworthy. That is a statement about the available Quantellect data, not a judgment about his investment activity or conduct.

For an investor using this page as a reference, the practical takeaway is straightforward. There is nothing in Langworthy's current-term transaction record to analyze for sector activity, trading cadence, disclosed transaction ranges, filer attribution, or timing relative to policy events, because the record contains no trades. A future disclosure could change that record and provide transaction-specific facts to examine. Until then, the most accurate description of Langworthy's disclosed trading activity is the simplest one: there is none on file for the current term.

Disclosure and methodology notes

• This profile reflects disclosed transaction data for the current congressional term, which began January 3, 2025, under the STOCK Act.
• Filing deadlines, covered relationships, disclosure thresholds, and rules for different account and security types are described in the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide.
• The score counts cited above are tied to the latest published Quantellect scoring date of August 21, 2026, and may change when later scoring data is published.
• This page is limited to disclosed transaction activity for this subject. A zero count should not be read as a statement about financial matters outside those disclosures.