Roger F. Wicker Stock Trades

Roger F. Wicker Trading Profile | Quantellect Roger F. Wicker Trading Profile

Roger F. Wicker's disclosure record runs from 2014 through 2020 and contains ten transactions, every one of them attributed to his spouse. Not a single trade in this dataset carries a personal (SELF) attribution code, which means the activity below should be understood as spouse-attributed rather than as Senator Wicker's personal trading. It is a distinction worth holding onto throughout this profile.

The record covers January 2, 2014 through May 4, 2020, with three purchases and seven sales. Every disclosed amount falls into one of two reporting ranges: $1,001 to $15,000, or $15,001 to $50,000. Transactions appear in 2014, 2018, 2019, and 2020. It is a thin, slow-moving file.

How the activity has evolved

The earliest cluster came in 2014, when three corporate notes were sold in full: a Bunge Limited Finance Corp note (8.5% coupon, maturing June 2019) on January 2, a CSX Corp note (7.375% coupon, maturing February 2019) on April 29, and a Petrobras International Finance Company note (7.875% coupon, maturing March 2019) on November 17. All three were disclosed together on May 13, 2015, each in the $1,001 to $15,000 or $15,001 to $50,000 range. That 2014 activity was entirely a wind-down: three sales, zero purchases.

2018 brought a different pattern. On April 23, the spouse-attributed activity included a purchase of The Gabelli Dividend & Income Trust (ticker GDV, classified under Financials and Capital Markets) and a full sale of a Torchmark Corporation note (9.25% coupon, maturing June 2019) in the $15,001 to $50,000 range. On August 24, a partial sale of GDV was recorded. The following year, on May 17, 2019, GDV was sold in full while Boulder Growth & Income Fund, Inc. (ticker BIF) was purchased, with both transactions reported in the $1,001 to $15,000 range. The most recent activity, disclosed May 18, 2020 but dated May 4, 2020, shows BIF sold in full and a purchase of CTECBX, an entry associated with Guggenheim Investments.

Viewed across the full record, GDV is the most frequently disclosed security, appearing in three separate transactions (one purchase, two sales) with the latest dated May 17, 2019. BIF appears twice (one purchase, one sale), most recently May 4, 2020. CTECBX appears once, as the final purchase in the record.

What the securities themselves tell us

The tickered entries are associated in the record with investment funds or asset managers rather than being described as operating-company shares. The GDV transaction rows use the security name The Gabelli Dividend & Income Trust. A separate structured company field maps those rows to Global Dividend Growth Split Corp Class A and describes that entity as an equity mutual fund launched and managed by Brompton Funds Limited, investing in large-capitalization growth stocks across global public equity markets. Boulder Growth & Income Fund is identified in the filing as a mutual fund from Boulder Funds in Denver. The CTECBX entry associates the security with Guggenheim Investments in Chicago and describes Guggenheim Investments as the global asset management and investment advisory division of Guggenheim Partners. Sector data is available only for GDV, tagged Financials and Capital Markets; BIF and CTECBX carry no sector classification in the record. Across all ten transactions, seven fall under an "Unknown" sector grouping and three under Financials, so this file does not support a claim of sector concentration beyond that.

The three corporate notes sold in 2014, tied to Bunge, CSX, and Petrobras financing entities, represent a separate category: fixed-income instruments with defined coupons and 2019 maturities, all sold before those maturity dates. The Torchmark note sold in 2018 was likewise a fixed-income instrument with a defined coupon and a June 2019 maturity.

Roger F. Wicker did not have a published Quantellect Score as of the latest scoring date, August 21, 2026. A score was available for 76 members overall, including 73 sitting members. The August 22, 2026 population snapshot counted 537 sitting members of Congress, including 100 senators. It also recorded 276 sitting members with zero disclosed trades, including 39 senators; Wicker's ten-transaction record therefore falls outside that zero-disclosure group.

Disclosure and attribution notes

All trade figures above come from official U.S. Senate periodic transaction report (PTR) filings. Amounts are disclosed as ranges under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act of 2012, not exact dollar figures, and every transaction in this record is attributed to a spouse rather than to Senator Wicker personally. Readers should consult the underlying filings for full detail: May 2018 filing, May 2019 filing, May 2020 filing (disclosed 2020-05-05), May 2020 filing (disclosed 2020-05-18), and May 2015 filing. General disclosure mechanics are available from the Senate Select Committee on Ethics, and the underlying law is the STOCK Act of 2012. This page reflects transaction disclosures only.