Tammy Duckworth Stock Trades

Tammy Duckworth Stock Trading Activity | Quantellect Tammy Duckworth Stock Trading Activity

Tammy Duckworth's disclosure record spans more than a decade, but the volume tells a clear story on its own: 61 total transactions since 2012, of which just 2 are attributed to her personally. The remaining 59 are filed under joint attribution, so they should not be treated as solo trading decisions by Duckworth. Anyone reading every transaction in her filings as a signal of her own market conviction is reading the record incorrectly.

The pace of disclosed activity has slowed sharply and then nearly stopped. The record shows 17 transactions in 2017 alone, the busiest year by far, followed by 3 in 2018, 3 in 2021, and just 1 in 2023, dated April 11 and disclosed May 1 of that year. No later transaction appears in the supplied record. Sales dominate throughout: 38 of the 61 transactions are sales against only 10 purchases, with the remaining 13 classified as other activity. Those other rows include 12 account-transfer exchanges dated in 2014 and one security exchange in 2017.

A joint account marked by transfers and later sales

The shape of the data looks less like active stock-picking and more like a legacy brokerage account being gradually liquidated. A cluster of 12 transactions dated August 11, 2014, all coded as exchanges, shows the same names, Caterpillar, Corning, and Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan, moving between brokerage sub-accounts. The filings describe the securities as being "moved to new account" or "moved from old account." That is bookkeeping activity, not open-market buying or selling. Layered on top of it is a long tail of full or partial sales through 2017 and 2018 that reads as a steady exit from individual equity names.

Caterpillar Inc, an Irving, Texas-based maker of construction and mining equipment, is the most frequently disclosed security, appearing in 8 transactions between 2012 and 2017, including 2 purchases, 2 sales, and 4 other entries tied to the account transfers. Corning Incorporated, the specialty-glass and optical-fiber manufacturer, appears in 5 transactions, again weighted toward the account-transfer category rather than open-market trading. BHP Billiton plc and Cisco Systems each show smaller but repeated activity, with 3 transaction rows apiece. Illinois Tool Works, the industrial company whose businesses include welding and food equipment, appears in the dataset's latest transaction: a full sale dated April 11, 2023, in the disclosed range of $15,001 to $50,000. It was also the subject of a partial sale dated April 5, 2021, in the $1,001 to $15,000 range.

By sector, the activity clusters most heavily in Industrials, with 13 transactions, and Information Technology, with 10, alongside 20 transactions where the sector field is not populated in the record. Consumer Staples accounts for 5 transactions, while Consumer Discretionary and Health Care show 4 apiece. Communication Services appears twice, while Financials, Materials, and Utilities appear only once apiece. That spread, old-economy industrials and technology names like Intel, Cisco, and Corning rather than concentrated bets on any single theme, is consistent with a diversified legacy account rather than a thematic trading strategy.

The two personally attributed transactions in the record are a June 2017 sale of McDonald's Corporation and a September 2016 sale of EMC Corporation. Everything else, including the GameStop Corp purchase in 2015 and subsequent sale in 2017, was filed as joint activity. Other names in the record, including Walt Disney, Verizon Communications, Goldman Sachs Group, Johnson & Johnson, AbbVie, and Lockheed Martin, each appear once or twice, mostly as sales, without any recurring pattern suggesting a deliberate sector rotation beyond the general pattern of individual-stock sales over time.

About this data

This profile is built from Tammy Duckworth's publicly disclosed transaction reports under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012. Disclosures identify transactions by amount range rather than exact value and record the applicable attribution; 59 of the 61 transactions in this dataset are coded as joint rather than attributed to Senator Duckworth individually. Source documents include official Senate filings and earlier records such as this U.S. House Clerk disclosure filing. The Senate Select Committee on Ethics financial disclosure guidance explains the Senate disclosure framework. The dataset was measured on August 22, 2026; its latest transaction is dated April 11, 2023, and was disclosed May 1, 2023. It may not include transactions that had not yet been disclosed or were filed after the dataset's last update.