Raja Krishnamoorthi Stock Trades

Raja Krishnamoorthi Congressional Trading Profile | Quantellect Raja Krishnamoorthi Congressional Trading Profile

Raja Krishnamoorthi's disclosure record in the supplied database consists of a single transaction filed with the House Clerk. For a sitting House member representing Illinois' 8th District, it is a notably concise record: exactly one "Exchange" transaction dated December 11, 2020, disclosed five days later on December 16, 2020.

The transaction involved a security listed as "Health-I-Pass [PS]," in a disclosed range of $50,001 to $100,000, and was reported under attribution code SELF, meaning the database identifies it as Congressman Krishnamoorthi's own transaction rather than one attributed to a spouse, dependent child, joint ownership, or an unknown party. The database entry supplies no ticker, company name, company description, or sector classification beyond the security label itself.

A single data point, not a trading pattern

One transaction, filed once, in a single calendar year, does not establish a trading habit, a sector preference, or a behavioral shift over time. The database record contains no purchases and no sales in the conventional sense: the sole entry is categorized as "Other" activity rather than a buy or sell. Both the first and latest transaction dates are December 11, 2020, because this Exchange is the only transaction supplied for the profile. There is no second data point against which to measure change, so no claim about an evolving strategy, increasing or decreasing activity, or thematic concentration can be supported by what is on file.

The scarcity itself is the most notable feature of the profile. The record contains no second transaction year, no purchase or sale rows, and no ranked list of frequently disclosed securities. Its sector summary places the lone transaction under "Unknown," reflecting the absence of a sector classification rather than evidence of activity in a sector by that name. The profile therefore documents a single reportable event, not a broader pattern that can be divided reliably by security, sector, transaction type, or year.

What the disclosure mechanics mean for a record like this

The prompt transaction-reporting requirement for members of Congress comes from the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012, which requires covered transactions to be reported no later than 45 days after the transaction and, in some circumstances, sooner based on when the filer receives notification. Krishnamoorthi's disclosure was recorded five days after the transaction date, within that 45-day limit. The House Committee on Ethics publishes detailed instructions for completing periodic transaction reports and explains that an Exchange is a distinct transaction category rather than a conventional purchase or sale.

A thin or single-entry periodic transaction-report history should be read according to its scope. The House guidance distinguishes periodic transaction reports from broader financial disclosure reports, and this transaction dataset is not a comprehensive statement of personal or family finances. The supplied record permits a precise description of the disclosed Exchange, its date, disclosure date, attribution, security label, transaction type, and amount range, but it does not support conclusions about financial arrangements or activity beyond that transaction.

Krishnamoorthi does not carry a published trading-activity score on Quantellect. As of the latest scoring date, August 21, 2026, the system contains score rows for 76 members, 73 of whom are sitting members. No score row exists for Krishnamoorthi at that date, and no score, tier, coverage state, cohort rank, or cohort size is available for him. Readers tracking congressional trading activity should therefore treat this page as a record of what has been disclosed in the supplied transaction data, not as a comprehensive account of Krishnamoorthi's personal finances. Its central fact remains narrow but clear: one self-attributed Exchange transaction, dated December 11, 2020, and disclosed on December 16, 2020.

Disclaimer

This profile is based solely on data disclosed in official congressional financial disclosure filings and reflects publicly available transaction reports as compiled in our database. It does not constitute investment advice, and it should not be interpreted as a comprehensive account of any individual's personal or family finances. Disclosed transactions may be attributed to the member, a spouse, a dependent child, joint ownership, or another party as specified in the underlying data, and attribution should not be assumed beyond what the record states. For the complete and authoritative record, consult the official House Clerk filing.