William R. Timmons IV Stock Trades

William R. Timmons IV Congressional Trading Profile | Quantellect William R. Timmons IV Congressional Trading Profile

William R. Timmons IV has filed just two purchase disclosures since the start of 2026, both for the same asset and transaction date, a pattern that stands apart from the flurry of activity in his disclosure record six years earlier. The fact packet contains two transaction rows for purchases dated June 15, 2026, of SpaceX CDR (CAD Hedged), ticker SPCX, each in the $50,001 to $100,000 range. Both were disclosed on July 19, 2026, in separate filings and are attributed to the congressman himself rather than a spouse. That is a meaningful shift in the shape of his disclosed trading, both in attribution and in the type of security involved.

The broader disclosure record for Timmons, a Republican representing South Carolina's 4th District, spans 20 transaction rows dated between May 28, 2020 and June 15, 2026, according to the fact packet. Eighteen of those 20 are attributed to a spouse, and only two are attributed to the congressman under his own name, both being the 2026 SpaceX disclosure rows. Fourteen of the 20 total rows are sales and six are purchases. The packet lists no transactions between the 2020 cluster and the 2026 filings, so it does not support any claim about what happened in the interim.

A concentrated 2020 cluster under the spouse's attribution

The 2020 activity came in two waves, on May 28 and June 29. On May 28, 2020, the spouse-attributed account purchased Amazon.com, Salesforce.com, Johnson & Johnson, and Walmart, and sold Starbucks. On June 29, 2020, the account executed a wide slate of sales: Gilead Sciences, Johnson & Johnson, Bank of America, Nike, Walmart, Microsoft, Apple, Salesforce.com, Chevron, AbbVie, a Facebook Class A security with no ticker recorded in the data, Amazon.com, and Southern First Bancshares. Every one of these June 29 transactions is attributed to the spouse as well, and the filing-status language identifies each as a new sub-holding of an IRA. The 2020 record totals 18 transactions, all disclosed in a single filing dated August 7, 2020, covering both the May 28 and June 29 transaction dates. The filing date is distinct from the transaction dates: the individual events are recorded as occurring in May and June, while the Periodic Transaction Report was signed on August 7. By count, the most frequently disclosed securities across the full record are Amazon.com, Salesforce.com, Johnson & Johnson, and Walmart, each appearing in two transactions, one purchase on May 28 and one sale on June 29. SPCX also appears in two transaction rows, both dated June 15, 2026, and is the only entry in the frequency table tied to the 2026 activity rather than 2020.

Sector activity across the full disclosure history is fairly even. Consumer Discretionary and Health Care each account for four transactions, Information Technology also totals four, three transactions carry an unknown or unclassified sector, a bucket that includes the SPCX filings, which carry no sector classification in the data, Consumer Staples and Financials each show two, and Energy shows one. No single sector dominates the record, though the 2020 transactions did touch a broad cross-section of technology, health care, consumer, financial, and energy names across the two disclosed dates.

Johnson & Johnson, a notable name to appear on both sides of a round trip, is a diversified health care company operating across pharmaceuticals and medical technology, with products spanning oncology, immunology, and surgical devices. Amazon.com, appearing in the same round-trip pattern, spans online retail, advertising, and cloud infrastructure through Amazon Web Services. Walmart, also bought and sold within the same 2020 window, is the diversified retail operator behind its namesake stores and Sam's Club. Each appears twice in the transaction record, with one spouse-attributed purchase and one spouse-attributed sale. For SPCX, the packet lists the security name as “SpaceX (SPCX) [OT]” and the company name as “SpaceX CDR (CAD Hedged).” It supplies no company description, sector, or industry classification. The two transaction rows are attributed to Timmons himself, making them the only personally attributed entries in the supplied record.

Two features of this record are worth keeping in mind when evaluating it against the broader disclosure landscape. On the packet's August 22, 2026 measurement date, there were 537 sitting members of Congress, 276 of whom had zero disclosed trades. At the latest published score date of August 21, 2026, 76 members had a Quantellect Score, including 73 sitting members. Timmons is not among them: no score row exists for him as of that date. His transaction record contains activity in 2020 and 2026, while the intervening period contains no transactions in the supplied data, so this profile describes two discrete snapshots rather than a continuous trading history.

Disclosure and attribution notes

• Periodic transaction reporting by covered members of Congress is required under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012.
• Eighteen of the 20 transaction rows in this record are attributed to a spouse and reflect decisions that may not have been made by the member personally. Two rows, both associated with the 2026 SPCX purchase disclosures, are attributed to the member himself.
• Amounts reported here are disclosed ranges, not exact transaction values, consistent with the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide.
• Source filings: August 7, 2020 Periodic Transaction Report, 2026 SPCX purchase filing, and second 2026 SPCX purchase filing.