US House · Democrat · TX
Lloyd Doggett has 15 disclosed stock trades in the last 12 months across 6 tickers (15 buys), most recently filed 5 October 2026. A further 29 filings on file that we could not read yet. Amounts are disclosed in ranges, not exact values, and can lag the trade by up to 45 days.
Estimate from disclosed ranges, not exact values — not investment advice. How this is built
Disclosed under the STOCK Act, 168 of 168 trades shown · amounts are disclosed as ranges, never as one number.
Licensed end-of-day closes; the move is close to close from the first disclosed date we hold a price for. Disclosed amounts are ranges and are not used.
Amounts are disclosed in ranges, not exact values. Trade date is when the transaction happened; Filed is when it became public.
Disclosed transactions per calendar year of the trade — buys, sells and exchanges counted, never valued.
Counted from parsed trades by trade date; 29 filings we could not read are not in it.
Technology carries the largest share of disclosed trades, at 24%.
Bills this member sponsored or cosponsored, as Congress.gov records them — the latest action is the Library's own text.
Of the 168 disclosed trades on record, IBM appears most often — 41 disclosures. This counts disclosures, not position size.
Yes. The STOCK Act requires a Periodic Transaction Report for most trades within 45 days. Reports state a dollar range, not an exact figure.
No. This page shows only stock trades disclosed under the STOCK Act — it excludes real estate, private businesses and most other assets. Many disclosures are a spouse's or dependent's account, not the member's own.
Technology accounts for the largest share of disclosed trades, at 24% (41 of 168).
Trades are disclosed after the fact — the STOCK Act allows up to 45 days between a trade and its public filing, so recent activity may not be reflected yet.
Read the disclosures themselves on the House Clerk's public disclosure site — Lloyd Doggett may have traded again since 5 October 2026.