Shri Thanedar Stock Trades

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Shri Thanedar’s disclosure data contains 57 transactions dated from April 2022 through January 2026, and 56 of them are sales. The lone purchase in this data set was a $15,001 to $50,000 MicroStrategy Incorporated transaction dated July 1, 2024. Everything else in the record is a sale, a pattern spanning five transaction years and multiple asset classes, including a February 2024 disclosure that reported sales of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin alongside equities.

The activity is not evenly spread. Of the 57 transactions, 28 have transaction dates in 2024: 12 dated January 25, three cryptocurrency sales dated February 5, 12 dated April 2, and the lone purchase dated July 1. The January and February activity was disclosed together in February 2024, the April trades were disclosed in May 2024, and the July purchase was disclosed in August 2025. By contrast, 2025 and 2026 each show just one transaction to date: a MicroStrategy sale disclosed in August 2026 covering an October 2025 trade, and an Apple sale disclosed the same month covering a January 2026 trade. The tempo of disclosed activity has slowed sharply from its 2024 peak, though the filings themselves came in later, bunched disclosures rather than a steady drip.

All 57 transactions in this data set carry a "Self" attribution code, meaning they are tied directly to the congressman rather than a spouse, dependent, or joint account.

What has been sold, and how often

Apple appears more than any other name, with five disclosed sales, the most recent a partial sale in the $100,001 to $250,000 range disclosed in August 2026 for a transaction dated January 9, 2026. Apple also appears among transactions dated April 2 and January 25, 2024, each time through partial sales in smaller dollar bands. Amazon.com, Berkshire Hathaway Class B, Alphabet Class A, and Alphabet Class C each appear four times, all sales, with the most recent activity in all four dated April 2, 2024. Microsoft also shows four disclosed sales over the same stretch.

A second cluster sits in the February 9, 2023 disclosure, including 21 transactions dated January 23, 2023: Apollo Global Management, American Express, Carlyle Group, Starbucks, and Tesla each appear three times, alongside single sales of Blackstone, KKR, Biogen, Coherus BioSciences, and Compass Pathways, plus two Walmart sales. That batch reads as a broad, one-day cluster across a wide swath of names rather than recurring activity on multiple dates in any single one of them.

By sector, Financials leads the disclosed activity with 12 transactions, followed closely by Consumer Discretionary and Information Technology with 11 each, and Communication Services with 9. The Financials total is driven by the private-equity and alternative-asset names sold in January 2023 (Apollo, Carlyle, Blackstone, KKR) plus American Express and Coinbase. The Information Technology count comes entirely from Apple, Microsoft, and MicroStrategy. Eight transactions carry no sector classification in this data set, including the Berkshire Hathaway sales and the Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin disclosures.

MicroStrategy, identified as Strategy Inc in the later sale record, is the one name in the data with both a purchase and a sale. Thanedar disclosed a purchase in the $15,001 to $50,000 range for a transaction dated July 1, 2024, then disclosed a sale in the same dollar band for a transaction dated October 21, 2025. The company description in the data identifies it as a bitcoin treasury business that also provides AI-powered enterprise analytics software, a profile that sits alongside the direct cryptocurrency sales disclosed elsewhere in the record.

The most frequently disclosed securities span a recognizable set of mega-cap technology and consumer names (Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, Tesla, Starbucks, Walmart) alongside a concentrated slice of alternative-asset managers (Apollo, Carlyle, Blackstone, KKR) and a scattering of single small-dollar sales in Chinese ADRs (JD.com, Tencent Music, Tencent Holdings, KE Holdings) and biotech names (Biogen, Coherus, Compass Pathways). In this data, Apple and Microsoft are classified as Information Technology, Alphabet as Communication Services, and Amazon, Tesla, and Starbucks as Consumer Discretionary.

About this data

This profile is built from Shri Thanedar’s periodic transaction reports filed with the U.S. House of Representatives under the STOCK Act of 2012, which requires members of Congress to disclose securities transactions within 45 days. Dollar amounts are reported in statutory ranges, not exact figures, and the transaction date reflects when the trade occurred, which can precede the public disclosure date by weeks or months, as the pattern in this record shows. All transactions here are attributed to the member himself under the filing’s own attribution codes. This page reflects transaction disclosures only. Additional filing detail is available in the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide.