Ruben Gallego Stock Trades

The disclosed trading record our database holds for Ruben Gallego, the Democratic senator representing Arizona, is about as sparse as Congressional filings get: two purchases, three years apart, both revealed to the public on the exact same day. There are no sales, no joint or spousal transactions, and no third transaction at all across the years our data covers. For a sitting member of Congress, that is a notably quiet footprint, and the way the two trades surfaced together is itself the most interesting thing about the file.

The first purchase is dated August 27, 2019. The second is dated June 14, 2022. Both were disclosed on August 13, 2024, meaning the public did not learn about either transaction until years after it occurred, and both appeared in the same filing. Our historical breakdown shows exactly one purchase recorded in 2019 and exactly one in 2022, with no activity in between and none since. That is too few data points, spaced too far apart, to describe as a pattern or a shift in behavior. It reads instead as two isolated transactions that happened to be disclosed together rather than a running trading habit.

Both transactions are coded as purchases, and both carry the "Self" attribution label, meaning the disclosure identifies Gallego personally as the transacting party rather than a spouse, dependent child, or jointly held account. Each purchase falls in the $15,001 to $50,000 disclosed range, the same bracket for both trades, though the underlying dollar amount within that range is not specified in the filing.

The two securities named in the filing are NameCoach Inc. and Aspiration Fund Adviser LLC. The disclosure record does not include a ticker symbol, a company description, sector, or industry classification for either one, and our sector tally for this subject reflects that gap by grouping both transactions under "Unknown." That limits how much can be said about what either entity does or why it might have drawn investment interest. Both entries appear in the same disclosure document available through the House Clerk's public disclosure portal.

How this compares across Congress

Context helps size up a record this thin. As of August 21, 2026, our database tracks 537 sitting members of Congress, and 276 of them, including 39 sitting senators, have no disclosed trades on file at all. Gallego is not in that zero-trade group, but his record contains only two disclosed purchases spanning nearly three years, with no sales or other transaction types recorded.

Gallego also does not currently carry a Quantellect Score. Our latest scoring run, dated August 21, 2026, covers 76 members of Congress in total, 73 of whom are currently sitting, and no score row exists for Gallego as of that date. No score, tier, cohort rank, or coverage state is available for him in that scoring run.

What the record does and does not show

This profile is built entirely from disclosed transactions. The two purchases described above represent everything in our system tied to Gallego's name: no subsequent sale of either security has been disclosed, and no other transaction under any attribution appears in the record. Readers should treat this strictly as a history of the transactions captured in our database.

The lag between each trade date and its August 2024 disclosure, and the fact that both a 2019 purchase and a 2022 purchase surfaced in the same filing, are the two most notable features of an otherwise minimal record. Absent additional disclosed activity, there is not enough here to characterize Gallego as an active or habitual trader, nor to identify a sector preference beyond noting that both securities in his file lack a listed sector classification.

About this data

This profile is based on financial disclosures required under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012, which mandates periodic disclosure of transactions by members of Congress and certain staff. Additional guidance on disclosure obligations for senators is available from the Senate Select Committee on Ethics. The source filing referenced in this profile can be viewed directly at the official disclosure document. Disclosed transactions may be made by the member, a spouse, a dependent child, or another attributed party, and disclosed amounts are reported in ranges rather than exact figures. This profile reflects the disclosure record as captured in our database and should not be read as investment advice or as a statement about any individual's trading motives.