Ron Johnson Stock Trades

Ron Johnson Trading Profile | Quantellect Ron Johnson Trading Profile

Ron Johnson's public transaction record is narrow by the measure of the available data: two disclosed transactions, both full sales, with transaction dates in 2019 and 2020 and disclosures filed in 2020. There is no purchase in the record at all. For the Republican senator from Wisconsin, the disclosed footprint reflects two specific asset sales rather than an active pattern of repeated buying and selling.

The Wisconsin Republican's Periodic Transaction Reports show exactly two sales, both attributed to himself, filed with the Senate under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act. The first, transacted December 20, 2019 and disclosed August 6, 2020, was the full sale of a Wisconsin state health and educational facilities security carrying a 5.0% coupon and maturing December 15, 2023, in a disclosed range of $100,001 to $250,000. The second, transacted March 2, 2020 and disclosed March 19, 2020, was the full sale of his interest in Pacur, LLC, identified in the filing as an Oshkosh, Wisconsin plastic-extrusion manufacturer, in a disclosed range of $5,000,001 to $25,000,000.

A manufacturing interest, not a public-stock trading record

Neither disclosure shows the stock-picking activity associated with repeated purchases and sales of ticker-listed securities. The Pacur, LLC entry identifies the business and describes its activity as “Manufacturing - Plastic Extrusion,” but the record supplies no ticker, normalized company name, sector, or industry. Its transaction type is explicitly “Sale (Full).” The Wisconsin security is identified through issuer shorthand, its 5.0% coupon, and its December 15, 2023 maturity date; that entry also carries no ticker and is likewise recorded as a full sale.

Because both transactions were full sales rather than purchases, and because neither entry contains a ticker, there is nothing in this pair of filings that establishes a recurring listed security or a sequence of purchases and sales. Sector activity is recorded as “Unknown” for both entries. The history contains one transaction dated in 2019 and one dated in 2020, each self-attributed and each categorized as a full sale. No transaction dated after the March 2, 2020 Pacur sale appears in the supplied transaction history.

Quantellect has no score row for Ron Johnson at the latest published scoring date of August 21, 2026. Accordingly, the record supplies no Quantellect Score, tier, coverage state, cohort rank, cohort size, or formula version for him. That absence describes the available scoring data rather than making any judgment about his financial conduct. The transaction record itself remains straightforward: two total transactions, two sales, no purchases, and no other transaction types.

What the filings say and do not say

Taken together, the two filings describe asset sales rather than an ongoing sequence of market transactions. Selling an interest in a plastic-extrusion manufacturer alongside a coupon-bearing Wisconsin security does not produce the same data pattern as repeatedly buying and selling ticker-listed securities. Investors who track congressional disclosures for recurring names, sector themes, or public-company transaction activity will not find those features here. What the record shows is the full sale of two specific assets in late 2019 and early 2020, both self-attributed, with no purchase activity anywhere in the supplied history.

This record should be read for what it documents rather than what it implies. It does not establish views on a listed sector or company: neither transaction includes a ticker, and both are assigned to the “Unknown” sector category in the data. It does not establish a continuing trading cadence, since the supplied history contains only two dated transactions, both sales. And it does not carry a Quantellect Score because no score row exists for this subject at the latest published score date. What it establishes precisely is that Ron Johnson disclosed the full sale of a Pacur, LLC interest and a Wisconsin state health and educational facilities security, with transaction dates of December 20, 2019 and March 2, 2020, respectively, and no later transaction in the supplied record.

Disclosure and methodology

This profile is built from Ron Johnson's Periodic Transaction Reports filed through the Senate financial disclosure system under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012. Source filings are available directly from the Senate's electronic disclosure system: the March 2020 Pacur, LLC sale disclosure and the Wisconsin security sale disclosure. Amounts are disclosed reporting ranges, not exact transaction values. Quantellect does not have visibility into non-public account activity beyond what is legally disclosed, and this page will update as new filings are made available.