Virginia Foxx Stock Trades

Virginia Foxx's disclosure record traces an unusual arc: years of steady, often brisk trading that spiked sharply in a single year and then pulled back hard. In 2022, disclosures filed under the North Carolina Republican's name showed 282 transactions, by far the largest single-year total in her filing history. Every year since has remained far below that peak, and the first half of 2026 produced just 7 disclosed transactions through June 30. The contrast is substantial: as of August 22, 2026, the data showed zero disclosed trades for 276 of 537 sitting members, including 237 of 437 sitting House members. Foxx, who represents North Carolina's 5th district and is serving a term that runs from January 3, 2025, to January 3, 2027, has filed 1,019 disclosed transactions dating back to December 2013.

Purchases have outnumbered sales in aggregate across the full record, 789 to 227, with 3 transactions coded as other activity. That imbalance held even during the 2022 surge, when 224 of that year's 282 transactions were purchases. Across more than a decade of records, the aggregate transaction mix is therefore weighted heavily toward purchases rather than sales, without establishing current ownership.

From a 2022 Peak to a Quieter Pace

The year-by-year counts show the shape clearly. Disclosed activity rose unevenly through the 2010s: 34 transactions in 2014, 60 in 2015, 70 in 2016, 72 in 2017, 97 in 2018, 69 in 2019, 57 in 2020, and 106 in 2021. Then came 2022's 282 transactions, well above the prior year's total. Since that peak, the totals have remained much lower: 67 in 2023, 69 in 2024, 22 in 2025, and 7 in the first six months of 2026. The 2022 spike has not repeated, and 2026 activity through June 30 remains limited to those seven transactions.

Attribution adds an important qualifier to all of this. Of the 1,019 total transactions, 942 are coded as joint, 64 as self, and 13 as dependent child, with none attributed to a spouse code. A joint filing reflects an account held jointly rather than one that can be traced to a single individual's decision-making, so the large majority of the transactions in this record cannot be described as personal trades made by Foxx alone. The transactions coded self and dependent child are a much smaller share of the total.

Energy Leads the Disclosure Record

Sector data shows a clear tilt. Excluding 362 transactions tied to securities without a classified sector, Energy leads with 201 transactions, well ahead of Consumer Staples (93), Financials (67), Utilities (50), Health Care (48), Materials (46), Real Estate (46), Industrials (43), Communication Services (38), Information Technology (14) and Consumer Discretionary (11).

Among the most frequently disclosed securities, ranked by how often they appear across the filing history rather than by current ownership, several names stand out for their persistence into 2026. Alliance Resource Partners, L.P. (ARLP) appears in 31 disclosed transactions, more than any other single name still generating recent activity, with the latest dated June 18, 2026. Alliance Resource Partners is a diversified natural resource company that produces and markets coal to utilities and industrial customers from underground mining complexes across Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, and it also holds oil and gas royalty interests. Hercules Capital, Inc. (HTGC) shows 27 disclosed transactions, most recently January 12, 2026. Hercules is a business development company that provides venture debt and growth capital to venture-backed and select public companies, largely in technology and life sciences. Ellington Financial Inc., through both its common stock (EFC) and its 7.00% Series D preferred shares, appears repeatedly through 2025 and into 2026, while Energy Transfer LP (ET), a large pipeline and midstream operator, appears repeatedly through 2025. Ellington Financial is a mortgage-related real estate investment trust that acquires residential and commercial mortgage assets and other credit investments.

Older, higher-frequency names in the record have gone quiet by comparison. AT&T Inc. (T) tops the list by raw count with 34 transactions but nothing since August 2023. Enterprise Products Partners (EPD), BP PLC and One Liberty Properties each appear more than 20 times but have no disclosed activity after 2021 or 2022, while GlaxoSmithKline's latest disclosed transaction was dated March 1, 2023. The overall trading pattern is weighted toward energy infrastructure, coal, business development companies and consumer staples, with recurring purchases and occasional sales across many years.

The most recent filings show that recurring activity in miniature. A filing disclosed on July 10, 2026, reported a June 30 purchase of Ellington Financial's Series D preferred shares in the $1,001 to $15,000 range. The same filing reported June 18 partial sales of ARLP units and the Ellington preferred shares, each in the $15,001 to $50,000 range. Earlier in the year, filings disclosed on June 2 and March 2 reported ARLP purchases with transaction dates of May 15 and February 13, respectively, both in the $1,001 to $15,000 range. A filing disclosed on February 6 reported a January 12 sale of Public Storage common stock in the $1,001 to $15,000 range and a separate $50,001 to $100,000 sale of Hercules Capital common stock. Public Storage is a real estate investment trust that owns and operates self-storage facilities, primarily in the United States. Taken together, the recent filings show activity concentrated in several names that have recurred throughout the disclosure record.

Quantellect's scoring model rates Foxx's record at 41 as of August 21, 2026, placing her in the "mixed" tier. That score ranks her 46th in a cohort of 76 members who carry a score as of that date.

About This Profile

This profile is compiled from official financial disclosures filed with the Clerk of the House of Representatives under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012, consistent with the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide. Disclosed transaction amounts are reported in ranges rather than exact dollar figures. Attribution codes reflect how each transaction was filed, self, joint or dependent child, and a joint or dependent-child filing should not be read as a personal trading decision by the member. This profile reflects disclosed transaction activity only and does not establish current ownership.