Steve Daines Stock Trades

Steve Daines Congressional Trading Profile | Quantellect Steve Daines Congressional Trading Profile

Steve Daines has one disclosed transaction on record in Quantellect's data: the June 2017 full sale of Bridger Technologies, Inc., jointly attributed and disclosed to the Senate in June 2018. That single entry is the entire transaction record available for the Montana Republican in the supplied data, and it defines how any investor should read his disclosure history.

Daines is a Republican senator from Montana whose current term runs from January 3, 2021, through January 3, 2027. Quantellect's transaction data shows no purchases, sales, or other disclosed transactions during that current term. The sole transaction is dated June 2, 2017, before the current term began. Among the 100 sitting senators measured in our system on August 22, 2026, 39 have no disclosed trades at all. Daines is not part of that zero-transaction group because of his single earlier sale, but his recorded trading activity remains sparse rather than resembling that of the chamber's more active traders.

The one disclosed trade

On June 2, 2017, the official financial disclosure filing records a “Sale (Full)” of Bridger Technologies, Inc. under a joint attribution code. That classification means the transaction was jointly attributed and should not be presented as a security assigned to Daines alone or as a unilateral decision by him. The record does not identify which person directed the transaction. Its value was reported in the $15,001 to $50,000 range rather than as an exact dollar amount. The transaction date was June 2, 2017, while the disclosure date was June 15, 2018.

Those two dates are distinct and should not be conflated. The STOCK Act requires covered transactions to be reported no later than 30 days after notification and, in any event, no later than 45 days after the transaction. The recorded disclosure date falls outside that 45-day period. The available record does not explain the delay, however, so it does not support describing the filing as a catch-up report, an amendment, or any other particular type of corrective submission.

Our database does not carry a ticker symbol, company description, sector classification, or industry tag for Bridger Technologies, Inc. in this transaction. For aggregate sector reporting, the sale is grouped under “Unknown.” Those missing fields limit what can be said about the underlying business or the context surrounding the sale. What the record does establish is that the filing classifies it as a full sale, not a partial sale, and that it was the only transaction of any type captured for Daines in 2017.

What the record does and does not show

Because this is the only entry in Daines's disclosed transaction history, no sustained pattern of trading frequency, sector concentration, or turnover can be established. A single transaction cannot show whether activity increased or decreased over time or which sectors appeared most often in his disclosures. The joint attribution also prevents the sale from being characterized as Daines's personal investment decision. It identifies the filing relationship as “Joint,” but it does not establish who selected, authorized, or executed the transaction.

No Quantellect Score is available for Daines because no score row exists for him at the latest published scoring date of August 21, 2026. Across the 537 sitting members of Congress measured on August 22, 2026, 73 had a score at that latest scoring date. Daines was not among them. The supplied data gives no further reason for the missing score, so the absence should not be attributed to a particular scoring threshold or methodology.

For investors using Quantellect to track congressional trading, the practical takeaway on Steve Daines is straightforward: the disclosure record contains one jointly attributed full sale dated June 2, 2017, reported in the $15,001 to $50,000 range and disclosed on June 15, 2018. The record supplies no ticker, company description, industry, or specific sector classification for the security, and it contains no other disclosed transaction through the August 22, 2026 measurement date. It does not reveal who directed the sale or why it occurred, and one jointly attributed entry cannot establish Daines's personal investment strategy. This profile should therefore be read as a transaction-disclosure summary limited to the data captured in the record.

About this data

Trading activity shown here is drawn from official financial disclosure filings submitted under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012. Disclosure requirements and reporting deadlines are described in Senate Select Committee on Ethics financial disclosure guidance. Disclosed transactions may be attributed to a member, spouse, dependent child, or joint relationship, and the applicable attribution is noted where the filing supplies it. Transaction values are reported in disclosure ranges rather than exact amounts. This page reflects the data available for the measurement dates stated above and is not investment advice.