Nicholas J. Begich III Stock Trades

Nicholas J. Begich III Congressional Trading Profile | Quantellect Nicholas J. Begich III Congressional Trading Profile

Nicholas J. Begich III, the Republican representing Alaska's at-large district, has filed two disclosed securities transactions since the start of his current term, both dated in 2026 and both attributed to himself rather than a spouse, dependent, or joint account. That is a notably narrow trading record for a sitting member of Congress, but it places him ahead of the majority of his colleagues on activity alone: of the 537 sitting members of Congress measured as of August 22, 2026, 276 have disclosed zero trades at all, including 237 of the 437 sitting House members. Begich is not in that silent group, even if his footprint remains small.

The two filings sit close together on the calendar. The first is a purchase of a security named "Listen Ventures IV, LP [HN]" in an amount range of $250,001 to $500,000, with a transaction date of May 13, 2026, disclosed on June 12, 2026. The second is a transaction coded as an "Exchange" involving a security named "Physical Superintelligence, Inc. [PS]," valued between $100,001 and $250,000, transacted June 7, 2026 and disclosed July 7, 2026. Both rows carry the "Self" attribution code rather than a spouse, dependent child, or joint attribution. That code identifies how ownership was reported in the transaction data; it does not establish who placed or executed the transaction day to day.

The structured fact packet does not carry a ticker symbol, standardized company description, sector, or industry classification for either security, and it categorizes both rows' sector activity as "Unknown." That is worth noting on its own. The available data does not provide the standardized public-market metadata that investors might otherwise use to group transactions by company, sector, or industry. Readers looking for a sector concentration or thematic tilt in Begich's disclosed activity will not find one supported by the supplied data.

A short, recent disclosure record

Because the current fact set covers only a single year of activity, 2026, there is no prior-year baseline against which to measure a shift in frequency, size, or instrument type. What can be said is limited to what the filings show for this year: one purchase in the $250,001-to-$500,000 range, one exchange in the $100,001-to-$250,000 range, and no reported sales. There is no pattern of repeated trading in the same name, no prior-year activity supplied for comparison, and no indication in the packet of a recurring sector focus. This reads as an infrequent, low-volume disclosure record rather than an active trading pattern.

Both disclosed securities also differ from a standard ticker-based public-equity entry in the structured data. "Listen Ventures IV, LP [HN]" carries the limited-partnership designation directly in its disclosed name, while the transaction involving "Physical Superintelligence, Inc. [PS]" was reported as an exchange rather than a straightforward purchase or sale. The fact packet supplies no ticker or standardized company description for either security. On the available record, they can be described by their disclosed names, transaction types, dates, and value ranges, but should not be assigned an exchange listing, sector, industry, or more specific instrument characterization that the packet does not provide.

Score availability

Begich does not carry a Quantellect Score as of the most recent published scoring date, August 21, 2026. Scores exist for 76 members in all, 73 of whom are among the 537 currently sitting members of Congress. No score row exists for Begich at that date. That reflects a gap in the scoring system's coverage rather than a judgment on the transactions themselves, and it should not be read as a rating of any kind.

Taken together, the record shows a lawmaker with a short but non-trivial disclosure history: two transactions, both carrying the "Self" attribution code, reported in filings submitted in June and July 2026 and involving securities that the structured data does not classify by sector. There is not yet enough history in the supplied data to describe a trading style, a sector preference, or a change in behavior over time. This page will update as additional periodic transaction reports are filed and processed.

Sourcing and disclosure notes

• Transaction data on this page is drawn from official periodic transaction reports filed with the U.S. House of Representatives, including the report filed June 12, 2026, covering the May 13 purchase and the report filed July 7, 2026, covering the June 7 exchange.
• Disclosure obligations for members of Congress are governed by the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 and administered under guidance from the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide.
• Reported amounts reflect the disclosed value ranges required by law, not exact transaction values. Attribution follows the code recorded for each transaction; "Self" indicates that the transaction was reported under the member's own name rather than with a spouse, dependent-child, or joint attribution.
• This page reflects transaction disclosures only. It does not represent a current portfolio, holdings, or investment position, and it does not describe or imply how any listed security has performed.