Ted Budd: No Disclosed Stock Trades

Ted Budd Congressional Trading Profile | Quantellect Ted Budd Congressional Trading Profile

Ted Budd's public trading record, as reflected in Quantellect's database of congressional financial disclosures, shows no disclosed transaction records associated with his profile as of August 22, 2026. That is itself the notable data point for a sitting United States Senator whose current term runs from January 3, 2023 to January 3, 2029. Among the 537 sitting members of Congress tracked in this dataset, 276 show zero disclosed trades. Budd is one of 39 sitting senators, out of 100, in that same zero-disclosure group. In other words, the absence of activity here is not unusual among senators broadly, but it is a defined and measurable database status.

Because there is no transaction history in the dataset to analyze, this profile focuses on what Quantellect's data can say about disclosure status, attribution mechanics, and score coverage, rather than on trading patterns that do not exist in the available record.

Disclosure obligations and what would appear if activity is filed

Members of Congress, including senators, are subject to periodic transaction reporting requirements under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012, which requires covered securities transactions above a threshold to be disclosed within a defined window. For senators specifically, financial disclosure filings, including Periodic Transaction Reports, are administered through the Senate Select Committee on Ethics. Should Budd or a covered family member engage in a reportable securities transaction going forward, it would be expected to surface through this reporting channel and could then populate this profile with transaction-level detail, including the transaction date, disclosure date, security, and disclosed amount range.

Quantellect's database also tracks attribution on every disclosed transaction it holds, distinguishing transactions attributed personally (SELF) from those attributed to a spouse (SP), jointly (JT), to a dependent child (DC), or without a clear attribution code (UNKNOWN). This distinction matters because a disclosure associated with a member does not necessarily describe activity attributed personally to that member. At present, there is no attribution data to report for Budd in any of these categories because his profile contains no disclosed transaction records.

Score coverage

Quantellect also publishes a trading-behavior score for a subset of members. As of the latest published scoring date, August 21, 2026, 76 of the 537 tracked members carry a score, and 73 of those are currently sitting members. Budd does not have a score as of that date. The reason recorded in the dataset is straightforward: no score row exists for him at the latest published scoring date.

For investors and researchers using Quantellect to track congressional trading behavior, Budd's profile is best read as a baseline. It establishes his place within the broader population of members tracked: a Senate Republican from North Carolina in his current term through January 2029, situated among the substantial minority of senators with no disclosed trading activity in the dataset. Should that change through a transaction attributed personally, to a spouse, jointly, or to a dependent child, this profile is structured to reflect it with the same attribution precision applied across the dataset: transaction type, transaction date, disclosure date, disclosed amount range, and any relevant sector and company context supplied by Quantellect's internal reference data.

The current absence of disclosed trades should be read as a status, not a judgment. Congressional financial disclosure requirements are periodic and threshold-based, as described by the Senate Select Committee on Ethics. Quantellect's data establishes only that no disclosed transaction records associated with Budd had been processed into the system as of August 22, 2026; it does not support conclusions beyond that disclosure status.

Disclosure and data notes

This Quantellect profile is built from congressional financial disclosure filings as processed into its internal database and is provided for informational purposes. It does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Disclosed transactions filed under a member's name may reflect trades made by a spouse, dependent child, joint account, trust, or managed account rather than a personal investment decision by the member, and this profile identifies attribution only where the underlying data supports it. Figures and counts referenced here reflect the state of Quantellect's database as of the measurement date noted above and are subject to revision as new disclosures are filed and processed. For official Senate financial disclosure guidance, see the Senate Select Committee on Ethics financial disclosure page.