Ro Khanna Stock Trades

Representative Ro Khanna's financial disclosures contain 32,240 recorded transactions dating back to February 5, 2015, with the most recent disclosure, filed August 7, 2026, covering activity through July 31, 2026. What stands out immediately in the underlying data is attribution. Of those 32,240 transactions, only 4,073 are coded SELF, meaning attributed to Khanna personally. Spouse-attributed rows account for 17,488, dependent-child-attributed rows for 10,597, a single transaction is marked joint, and 81 carry no clear attribution. The overwhelming majority of the activity disclosed under Khanna's name is attributed to a spouse or dependent child rather than coded SELF.

The most recent filing illustrates the pattern well. On July 20, 2026 alone, the disclosure lists 46 separate transactions across names as varied as Visa, Broadcom, Oracle, Cisco, Nike, PayPal, Costco, Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, Walt Disney, and NextEra Energy, all attributed to the spouse and most sized in the $1,001 to $15,000 range, with several reaching $15,001 to $50,000. The result is broad, same-day activity recorded across many securities and sectors under a single attribution code rather than a small cluster of isolated transaction rows.

Trading Volume, Attribution, and How It Has Changed

Khanna's disclosed activity has been elevated for years, not just recently. The packet's year-by-year counts show 3,691 transactions in 2018, 3,029 in 2019, dropping to 1,421 in 2020, then climbing to 2,797 in 2021, 2,776 in 2022, 3,232 in 2023, 3,657 in 2024, 5,308 in 2025, and 3,876 already in 2026 through July 31. Purchases have outnumbered sales across nearly every year on record, including 2,024 purchases versus 1,852 sales so far in 2026 and 3,215 versus 2,092 in 2025. The disclosed counts establish that purchase rows were more numerous than sale rows over the recent stretch, without indicating the net amount transacted.

The recent transaction log also shows repeated, multi-day activity in the same names rather than one-off trades. Chewy shares were purchased on four separate dates between July 21 and July 30, 2026, split between spouse and dependent-child attribution. GE HealthCare Technologies was purchased on July 21, July 23, and twice on July 30, with the two July 30 rows split between spouse and dependent child. Callaway Golf appears as a partial sale on five separate dates, July 20, 21, 22, 27, and 30, split across the same two attribution codes. Uber Technologies was purchased on July 21, twice on July 23, and again on July 29, also under both codes. Taken together, the rows document repeated activity in the same securities under spouse and dependent-child attribution during the late-July window.

The July 2026 filing also includes spouse-attributed options activity: two separate sales of XSP put contracts, one struck at 690 on July 23 and one struck at 710 on July 31, both expiring October 16, 2026. Each transaction was disclosed in the $1,001 to $15,000 range, matching the attribution and amount range attached to much of the filing's other late-July activity.

Sectors, Frequently Disclosed Names, and Notable Recent Transactions

Across the full disclosure history, transaction activity by sector breaks out as follows: Unknown, 13,178; Information Technology, 3,975; Health Care, 3,101; Financials, 2,527; Consumer Discretionary, 2,307; Industrials, 2,209; Consumer Staples, 1,398; Materials, 1,066; Communication Services, 1,058; Real Estate, 945; Energy, 336; and Utilities, 140. The large Unknown category reflects securities in the disclosure record without a sector classification attached, including several of the tickers that appear most often in the frequency list below. Where a sector is identified, Information Technology and Health Care lead by a wide margin, with Financials, Consumer Discretionary, and Industrials also accounting for substantial transaction counts.

The most frequently disclosed securities, ranked by transaction-row count rather than by any measure of size, mix legacy names no longer appearing in recent filings with names still active through mid-2026. General Cannabis Corp (CANN) tops the list at 309 disclosed transactions, but its last recorded transaction date is November 1, 2017. Canaan Inc (CAN), an Information Technology company, shows 285 transactions with a last date of April 2, 2019. A ticker recorded simply as CAM shows 256 transactions with a last date of July 22, 2021. By contrast, a security recorded under the ticker INDEX shows 271 transactions with a last transaction date of July 16, 2026, making it one of the most frequently disclosed names still appearing in recent filings. Amazon.com (209 transactions, last disclosed June 16, 2026) and Microsoft (204 transactions, last disclosed July 20, 2026) are the most frequently disclosed large-cap names that remain active in the 2026 transaction record, followed by Pfizer, Micron Technology, and Walt Disney, each still appearing in July 2026 disclosures.

Among the notable recent purchases, GE HealthCare Technologies (GEHC) develops products, services, and digital solutions used in diagnosing, treating, and monitoring patients, with operations spanning imaging, ultrasound, patient monitoring, and pharmaceutical diagnostics. Chewy (CHWY) runs an e-commerce platform for pet food, supplies, medications, and other pet-health products that includes its Autoship subscription program. Uber Technologies (UBER) operates Mobility, Delivery, and Freight segments in the United States and international markets. On the semiconductor side, dependent-child-attributed transactions included purchases of Arm Holdings and Marvell Technology on July 24 and ON Semiconductor and Monolithic Power Systems on July 27. On the sale side, Caterpillar, GE Vernova, and nVent Electric were each recorded as partial sales attributed to the dependent child on July 27, 2026.

Under the site's scoring methodology, Khanna's most recent Quantellect Score, dated August 21, 2026, stands at 91 on an elite tier, ranking eighth in a 76-member scored cohort. The population data separately show that 73 sitting members had scores as of August 21. Of the 537 sitting members tracked as of August 22, 2026, 276 have no disclosed trades on record at all. That population context stands in sharp contrast with the 32,240 transactions contained in Khanna's disclosure record.

About This Profile

This profile is built entirely from Khanna's official financial disclosure filings with the Clerk of the House, as required under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 and detailed in the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide. Disclosed transactions are reported in dollar ranges rather than exact amounts. Transaction dates identify the reported date of the trade, while disclosure dates identify when the transaction was disclosed. A large share of the transactions described here are attributed to a spouse or dependent child rather than to Khanna personally, and that attribution is preserved throughout this profile rather than collapsed into a single personal narrative. The most recent underlying filing can be viewed here. This page reflects transaction disclosures only and does not provide a snapshot beyond those disclosed transactions.