Roger Williams Stock Trades

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Of the 27 transactions disclosed under Roger Williams's name since 2015, only six are attributed to the Texas Republican himself. The other 21 are attributed to his spouse. That split is the defining feature of this file, and it turns sharply in the most recent filing: four transactions dated December 22, 2025, covering purchases of JPMorgan Chase and RTX Corporation stock alongside partial sales of Diamondback Energy and Chevron shares, are all marked Self, a reversal of the pattern that dominates the earlier years.

Williams represents Texas's 25th District and has served in the House since his current term began January 3, 2025. Quantellect's population snapshot, dated August 23, 2026, lists 276 of the House and Senate's 537 sitting members as having no disclosed trades, so a 27-transaction file spanning more than a decade puts him among the minority with disclosed trading activity, even if that activity is uneven.

Two Filing Patterns, a Decade Apart

Two recent filing patterns stand out. The first is a batch of 14 transactions dated between February 2019 and October 2022, all attributed to Williams's spouse, that were not disclosed until a single filing on June 12, 2024. That filing bundled purchases and sales across pharmaceuticals, banking, technology, and industrials into one report, years after some of the underlying trades occurred. It is a disclosure-timing pattern rather than a trading pattern, and the packet does not indicate why the filing lagged.

The latest episode appears in a filing submitted January 15, 2026. It shows four transactions dated December 22, 2025, all marked Self: purchases of JPMorgan Chase and RTX Corporation, and partial sales of Diamondback Energy and Chevron. Earlier in 2025, a Self-attributed sale of Caney Creek, Texas municipal bonds dated February 19 was disclosed on March 1. Measured by year, the file shows five transactions in 2025, three in 2024, eight in 2022, three in 2021, three in 2019, and five in 2015. Purchases outnumbered sales in 2015, 2021, and 2022; sales outnumbered purchases in 2019, 2024, and 2025.

By sector, Communication Services carries the most transaction rows in the file (six), followed by Health Care (five) and Energy (four), with Financials, Industrials, and Information Technology each appearing multiple times. Half of the Communication Services activity involves Walt Disney Company, which appears in three separate transactions between 2019 and 2022, tying Pfizer as the most frequently disclosed security. Pfizer also appears three times, all in the 2024 filing and tied to March 2024 trades. Chevron and NVIDIA each appear twice.

What the Most-Traded Companies Do

The December 2025 purchases point toward two large, well-established franchises. JPMorgan Chase spans consumer banking, investment banking, asset management, and commercial lending. RTX Corporation, the aerospace and defense company renamed from Raytheon Technologies in 2023, builds jet engines and aircraft systems through its Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon units, serving commercial, military, and government customers.

The same filing recorded partial sales of Chevron and Diamondback Energy, both oil and gas companies. Chevron has global upstream and downstream operations. Diamondback Energy focuses on the Permian Basin, including the Midland and Delaware basins in West Texas and New Mexico, with its headquarters in Williams's home state. Energy appears on both sides of the ledger across the full file: under spousal attribution, Chevron was bought in 2015 and Devon Energy was sold in 2021; the December 2025 Diamondback and Chevron partial sales were marked Self.

The spouse-attributed 2022 purchases included Eli Lilly, Truist Financial, Alphabet's Class C shares, Meta Platforms, NVIDIA, Sunshine Biopharma, and Caney Creek, Texas municipal bonds. The listed companies cut across pharmaceuticals, banking, consumer internet platforms, and semiconductors for data-center and AI computing. Under spousal attribution, Pfizer was both bought and sold on March 1, 2024, then sold again on March 4; all three trades appeared in the June 2024 filing. Disney was sold in 2019, purchased in 2021, and sold again in 2022, also under spousal attribution.

Quantellect's scoring model assigns Williams a score of 26 on a "mixed" tier as of August 21, 2026, ranking him 57th of 76 scored members. The coverage state for this score is flagged "thin," and the transaction history shows long gaps between active years.

About This Disclosure Data

This profile is built from transactions reported under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act of 2012, which requires members of Congress and certain family members to disclose securities transactions above set dollar thresholds within a specified window. Disclosed amounts are reported in ranges, not exact figures, and transaction dates can precede disclosure dates by months or, in several cases in this file, years. Transactions marked "Self" reflect trades attributed to Williams directly; those marked "Spouse" reflect trades attributed to his spouse under the disclosure rules and should not be read as decisions made by the member himself. Filing mechanics are further described in the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide. Underlying filings can be viewed directly: the 2015 transaction disclosure, the 2024 batch disclosure covering 2019-2022 trades, the 2025 municipal bond disclosure, and the December 2025 transaction disclosure. This page reflects transaction disclosures only.