W. Gregory Steube Stock Trades

Every transaction disclosed under Rep. W. Gregory Steube's name since 2019 traces back to the same source: his spouse. All 21 entries in the record carry the "Spouse" attribution label, with none attributed to the Florida Republican personally. That single fact should frame how any reader approaches this profile. What follows is a household trading record captured by federal disclosure law, not a first-person account of the congressman himself buying and selling securities.

The record is also narrow in what it covers. Of the 21 disclosed transactions dating back to February 2019, 18 involve a single company: Synovus Financial Corp, trading under the ticker SNV. The other three transactions, beginning in July 2025, mark a departure from that pattern, shifting toward corporate bond notes and a single technology stock. Fifteen of the 21 transactions were purchases and six were sales, and the transaction dates span from February 8, 2019 through April 8, 2026.

A Long-Running Synovus Pattern

Synovus Financial Corp, headquartered in Columbus, Georgia, operates as the bank holding company for Synovus Bank, providing commercial and consumer banking, wealth management, and capital markets services across four segments. It is a conventional regional lender, and the disclosed activity around it reads accordingly: small, repeated transactions rather than a single large bet.

The pattern by year shows steady, modest activity rather than a one-time burst. Purchases occurred in February 2019, February 2020, three separate dates in February 2021 plus another in March 2021, February 2022 (three purchases across three separate days), February 2023 (two purchases), and February 2024. Partial sales occurred in November 2020 and March 2021, with other sales in August 2022, July 2023, March 2024, and February 2025. The most recent SNV transaction on record is a February 19, 2025 sale, reported in the April 2025 filing in the $15,001 to $50,000 range. Every one of these 18 SNV transactions falls in either the $1,001 to $15,000 or $15,001 to $50,000 disclosure band. The repeated entries across those bands show recurring activity, while the ranges do not reveal exact transaction amounts.

That pattern from February 2019 through February 2025 makes the subsequent activity notable by contrast. The three most recent transactions move away from SNV entirely. A July 2025 purchase was a General Motors Financial Co. note carrying a 5.40% coupon and maturing in April 2026, disclosed in the $15,001 to $50,000 range. Then, in the most recent filing, two purchases dated close together: a $15,001 to $50,000 April 2026 purchase of a Marriott International note paying 5.45% and maturing in September 2026, and a smaller, $1,001 to $15,000 purchase of IonQ, Inc. common stock dated March 18, 2026, reported in that same April 2026 filing.

IonQ is a quantum computing company headquartered in College Park, Maryland, founded in 2015. It develops quantum computing systems and sells access to machines of varying qubit capacities, both directly and through cloud platforms including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure Quantum, and Google Cloud Marketplace. It also provides quantum-safe communications and detection systems, hardware design and consulting services, and has a collaboration agreement with the University of Chicago. It is a materially different kind of company than Synovus: an early-stage technology name in an emerging computing category, versus an established regional bank. The IonQ purchase is the only disclosed transaction in this record classified under Information Technology.

Taken together, the sector breakdown of all 21 disclosed transactions is: Financials, 18 transactions; Unknown, 2 transactions (the Marriott and General Motors Financial notes, which the disclosure data does not classify by sector); and Information Technology, 1 transaction. That split underscores how dominant Synovus has been in this household's disclosed transaction activity and how recently the mix of disclosed security types broadened beyond Synovus common stock.

Quantellect Score

As of August 21, 2026, Quantellect assigns Steube a score of 37, placing him in the "mixed" tier. Coverage on this score is flagged as thin, and Steube ranks 49th in a 76-member scored cohort. For context, 276 of the 537 sitting members of Congress, including 237 House members, have no disclosed trades on record, and 73 sitting members currently have a Quantellect Score calculated.

Because every transaction in this record is attributed to a spouse rather than to the member personally, it is disclosed here under the STOCK Act's transparency requirements rather than as a reflection of the congressman's own trading decisions. Financial disclosure rules for members of Congress, including how spousal transactions must be reported, are set out in the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 and detailed further in the House Committee on Ethics' financial disclosure instruction guide.

About This Disclosure Data

This profile is built from periodic transaction reports (PTRs) that members of Congress are required to file under the STOCK Act, including reportable transactions attributed to spouses and dependent children. Disclosures reflect transactions made by the member, a spouse, a dependent child, or another attributed party, and are not necessarily investment decisions made by the member personally. Amounts are reported in disclosure ranges rather than exact dollar figures. This page does not reflect current holdings, portfolio composition, or investment performance, and nothing in this profile should be construed as investment advice.