Tim Burchett Stock Trades

Tim Burchett Congressional Trading Profile | Quantellect Tim Burchett Congressional Trading Profile

Tim Burchett's disclosed trading record is about as thin as it gets in Congress. Public filings show exactly one transaction: the sale of Denny's Corporation stock on February 12, 2020, disclosed to the House on February 26, 2020. That single sale, valued between $1,001 and $15,000, is the entire disclosed transaction history in this profile for the Tennessee Republican, who represents the state's 2nd District.

Burchett is not an outlier in this respect. Of the 537 sitting members of Congress measured as of August 22, 2026, 276 have no disclosed trades at all, including 237 in the House alone. His one-transaction record is consistent with a dataset in which members with no disclosed trades make up a majority. There is no purchase activity in the record, no repeat trading in any single name, and no further disclosed transaction after the Denny's sale. Because the packet contains only one period of activity, no comparison to an earlier or later trading pattern is possible. What is known is limited strictly to this one filing.

The Only Disclosed Trade

The transaction was a sale of Denny's Corporation shares, listed under the ticker DENN, attributed to Burchett himself under the "Self" attribution code, meaning the filing does not indicate this was a transaction made on behalf of a spouse, dependent, or joint account. Denny's, headquartered in Spartanburg, South Carolina, franchises and operates full-service restaurant chains under the Denny's and Keke's Breakfast Cafe brand names in the United States and internationally. The company was known as Advantica Restaurant Group before taking the Denny's name in 2002 and traces its founding to 1953. It is classified in the Consumer Discretionary sector, within the Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure industry.

The available data for this profile is limited to transaction disclosures. The trading-activity summary is therefore a transaction ledger: one sale, one company, one sector, filed once and never repeated.

Because there is only one disclosed transaction, there is no sector concentration to describe beyond noting that the sole trade falls in Consumer Discretionary, and no pattern of thematic investing can be inferred from a single data point. Any attempt to characterize Burchett as favoring a particular industry or investment style would outrun what the record actually shows.

Burchett does not appear among the 73 sitting members of Congress with a published Quantellect Score as of August 21, 2026. No score row exists for him at the latest published scoring date.

For investors trying to use congressional disclosures as a research input, Burchett's page illustrates a common feature of the dataset: many members have no disclosed trades, and a sparse record should be read as exactly that, sparse, rather than as evidence of concealment or unusual restraint. The Denny's sale is a matter of public record, filed under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, and stands as the only disclosed transaction in this profile.

Disclosure and Methodology Notes

This profile is based solely on transactions disclosed under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012, which requires members of Congress to periodically report securities transactions. The single transaction referenced here is drawn from Burchett's official Periodic Transaction Report filing. Disclosure requirements and formats are governed by the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide. Amounts shown reflect disclosed reporting ranges, not exact transaction values.