Stephen F. Lynch Stock Trades

Stephen F. Lynch Trading Activity | Quantellect Stephen F. Lynch Trading Activity

Stephen F. Lynch's disclosed trading activity spans nearly a decade but clusters heavily in a single busy year. Of the fourteen transactions on record for the Massachusetts Democrat, eight occurred in 2024, and seven of those shared one transaction date: June 3, 2024. That date accounted for one purchase and six sales, all involving mutual funds. Together with a May 22 NVIDIA purchase, the eight transactions in 2024 dwarf every other year in his disclosure history.

Lynch represents Massachusetts' 8th District in the House and has served in his current term since January 3, 2025, with the term running through January 3, 2027. His disclosed activity stretches back to a single 2016 transaction and picks up again only sporadically until the 2024 cluster. All fourteen transactions in the data are attributed to Lynch himself, with no spousal, joint, dependent child, or unknown attribution codes appearing in the record.

A trading history defined by long gaps and one dense filing

The year-by-year pattern is uneven. A single "Exchange" transaction in EMC Corporation stock appears in 2016. Then there is no disclosed activity again until 2021, when one purchase is recorded. 2022 brought three transactions, split between one purchase and two sales. 2023 shows just one sale. Then 2024 arrives with eight transactions, seven sharing the June 3 transaction date and the remaining NVIDIA purchase dated May 22.

Across the full history, sales outnumber purchases by a wide margin: nine sales against four purchases, plus the one 2016 exchange classified separately. That imbalance is driven heavily by the June 3, 2024 transaction cluster, where six of the seven transactions were sales.

The June 3, 2024 transactions, disclosed in a filing submitted August 7, 2024, read as a broad mutual fund reshuffling rather than a series of individual stock bets. Lynch sold shares of the Fidelity Balanced Fund (amount range $15,001 to $50,000), the Fidelity Contra Fund ($100,001 to $250,000), the American Funds Income Fund of America ($15,001 to $50,000), the Fidelity Emerging Markets Fund ($1,001 to $15,000), the Federated Kaufman Small Cap A Fund ($1,001 to $15,000), and the American Funds Euro-Pacific Fund ($15,001 to $50,000). The same filing discloses a purchase of the Vanguard Target Date 2025 Fund in the $250,001 to $500,000 range, the largest single amount range anywhere in his record.

Outside that mutual fund cluster, Lynch's disclosed activity in individual securities is sparse but includes three stock transactions. On May 22, 2024, he purchased NVIDIA Corporation stock in the $1,001 to $15,000 range, with the transaction disclosed the next day. NVIDIA operates as a data center scale AI infrastructure company, building compute and networking platforms, AI software, and automotive computing solutions, alongside its GeForce and RTX graphics lines for gaming and professional visualization; the company is classified in the Information Technology sector, specifically Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment. It is the only transaction in Lynch's record tied to a company with sector and industry data attached. NVIDIA, EMC, and VMware are tied as his most frequently disclosed individual securities, with one transaction each.

On November 27, 2023, Lynch sold VMware Inc. Class A common stock in the $1,001 to $15,000 range; the transaction was disclosed on May 9, 2024. The earliest record in the dataset is a September 7, 2016 "Exchange" transaction in EMC Corporation stock, also in the $1,001 to $15,000 range, which was disclosed on May 1, 2017.

Taken together, the sector breakdown in the data shows thirteen of fourteen transactions categorized under an unclassified "Unknown" sector, including the mutual fund transactions and stock records without an attached sector classification. Only the NVIDIA purchase carries a defined Information Technology classification. That composition, heavy on mutual funds and light on individual equity transactions, is the dominant feature of Lynch's disclosed trading pattern.

Disclosure and methodology notes

This profile is built from official congressional financial disclosure filings made under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012, which requires members of Congress to periodically report securities transactions. Filing mechanics and reporting categories follow the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide. Amount figures reflect disclosed ranges, not exact transaction values, as required by law. Source filings referenced above are available at the House Clerk's public disclosure portal: 2017 filing, 2023 filing, May 2024 filing, NVIDIA purchase filing, and June 2024 filing. This profile reflects transaction disclosures only and distinguishes transaction dates from the dates on which disclosures were filed.