John Fetterman Stock Trades

Senator John Fetterman's disclosed trading record runs to 95 transactions dated between January 24, 2023 and July 24, 2026, and the overwhelming majority of it is not stock at all. It is corporate and municipal debt. Notes and bonds from insurers, utilities, industrials and telecom issuers make up the bulk of the filings, with purchases and full sales appearing throughout the record. The one clear break from that pattern came in late March 2026, when a single disclosure showed purchases of Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Micron Technology and Erie Indemnity stock, alongside a full sale of AT&T, all within a four-day window.

Purchases have outpaced sales across the full record, 64 to 31, and every sale in the disclosed data is logged as a "Sale (Full)," meaning the record reports complete rather than partial sales. Activity appears in every year covered by the data: 31 transactions in 2023 (28 purchases, 3 sales), 15 in 2024 (9 purchases, 6 sales), 27 in 2025 (16 purchases, 11 sales) and 22 so far in 2026 (11 purchases, 11 sales). The balance shifted from a strong purchase skew in 2023 to a more even mix of purchases and sales in the following years.

A Fixed-Income Trading Record With an Equity Exception

The sector tally on file makes the composition explicit. Of the 95 disclosed transactions, 86 are classified as "Unknown" sector. The classified activity splits across four sectors: three transactions in Communication Services, three in Information Technology, two in Financials and one in Consumer Discretionary. The debt activity often includes same-day or near-same-day purchases and full sales. On July 19, 2024, a purchase of a Concentrix Corp note maturing in 2033 landed on the same disclosure as a full sale of a Concentrix note maturing in 2028. On April 10, 2026, a full sale of a Nationwide Financial Services note coincided with a purchase of an Athene Holding bond. On June 16, 2026, two utility notes, from NiSource and Eversource Energy, were purchased on the same day. Two Barclays Bank PLC index-linked notes purchased on October 26, 2023 were each disclosed in the $15,001-$50,000 range. The individual stock transactions described below were each reported in the $1,001-$15,000 range.

The March 2026 Equity Cluster

The equity activity that stands out from this record arrived on a disclosure covering trades dated March 27 and March 30, 2026, and filed April 3, 2026. Erie Indemnity, the Erie, Pennsylvania-based managing attorney-in-fact for the Erie Insurance Exchange, and Microsoft were each purchased twice, on both March 27 and March 30. Alphabet's Class C shares, Amazon and Micron Technology were each purchased once, on March 30. AT&T was fully sold on March 27, the same day as one of the Microsoft and Erie Indemnity purchases. Alphabet also appears earlier in the record with a single purchase on May 15, 2025, making it one of the more frequently disclosed securities in the data. Micron makes semiconductor memory and storage products; Amazon spans e-commerce, advertising and AWS cloud infrastructure; Microsoft spans productivity software, cloud services and AI tools built around Copilot; Alphabet's business runs through Google Services, Google Cloud and its Other Bets segment. These are companies whose scale and news flow investors track closely regardless of who else is buying or selling them. The earliest transaction in the entire disclosed record, a full sale of MRO stock on January 24, 2023, carries a ticker but no company name or sector in the underlying data. Since the March 2026 cluster, no further equity purchases or sales appear in the record; the disclosures from April through the most recent filing, covering trades through July 24, 2026 and filed August 10, 2026, are fixed-income only, including full bond sales and purchases of NiSource, Eversource Energy and Expedia Group notes.

Attribution across this record deserves a direct note. Of the 95 transactions, 93 carry an attribution code of "UNKNOWN," meaning the filing data does not specify whose account executed the trade. Only two transactions are attributed to anyone specifically: a Freeport-McMoRan note and a Nokia Corp note, both purchased in June 2024 and both coded "DC" for dependent child. Those two trades were also reported on a paper filing rather than the standard electronic report. No transaction in the disclosed history carries a "SELF," spouse or joint attribution code, so none of the activity described above, including the March 2026 equity purchases, can be characterized as a personal trading decision on the available data.

Disclosure and Data Notes

This profile is built from official congressional financial disclosure filings and reflects transaction-level reporting required under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 and Senate Select Committee on Ethics disclosure guidance. Every figure above describes a disclosed transaction. Amounts reflect the disclosed reporting range rather than an exact dollar value. Attribution follows the code reported on each filing: "DC" denotes a dependent child, and "UNKNOWN" indicates the filing data did not specify whose account was involved. Nothing in this profile should be read as investment advice or as a comment on any individual's motive for buying or selling a given security. Data and analysis provided by Quantellect.