Katie Boyd Britt Stock Trades

The most striking thing in Katie Boyd Britt's disclosure record is not any single trade but a single day. On April 14, 2025, a cluster of stock purchases occurred, covering Visa, Alphabet, Amazon, Walmart, Apple, EOG Resources, JPMorgan Chase, Nvidia, UnitedHealth, Microsoft and Exxon Mobil. The cluster marked a change from the real-estate transactions and single stock sale disclosed in the preceding years.

Senator Britt's disclosures cover 26 transactions between August 25, 2023 and January 28, 2026, split between 18 purchases and 8 sales. Of those 26, 25 are coded as spouse transactions and one, a 2024 sale of OneWater Marine stock, is coded as joint. None are attributed to the senator personally, and the record contains no transactions coded to a dependent child or left unattributed. That distinction matters: everything discussed below reflects activity disclosed under her name pursuant to the STOCK Act, but 25 transactions are attributed to her spouse and one is attributed jointly.

From Real Estate to a Concentrated Equity Push

The record's earliest activity looks nothing like what came later. The first two disclosed transactions, in August and December 2023, were private real estate investments rather than public securities: a $100,001 to $250,000 purchase in Mack Bayou Townhomes Holdings, LLC, tied to residential development in Florida, and a $15,001 to $50,000 investment in 181-Fairhope Ave 2023, LLC, tied to real-property development in Alabama. Both filings identify the entities and their purpose but carry no ticker, sector, or industry classification. A single 2024 transaction followed, the full sale of OneWater Marine (ONEW) stock, the joint-attributed trade and the only one of its kind in the dataset.

Then came 2025, which accounts for 22 of the 26 disclosed transactions, 16 purchases and 6 sales. The April 14 buying spree was followed on April 30 by a mix of activity: full sales of UnitedHealth and Exxon Mobil alongside new purchases of Nvidia, Apple and Amazon. By November 7, the pattern shifted again toward partial trimming, with partial sales of Alphabet, Apple, Amazon and Nvidia disclosed alongside new purchases of United Parcel Service and Visa. The most recent disclosure, filed January 29, 2026 for a January 28 transaction date, was a full sale of JPMorgan Chase. Each of the 2025 and 2026 transactions falls in the disclosed $1,001 to $15,000 range.

Sector Themes and the Names That Recur

The sector breakdown shows a clear tilt toward large-cap technology and financials, though the record spans a wider mix. By transaction count: Information Technology, 7; Consumer Discretionary, 4; Financials, 4; Energy, 3; Communication Services, 2; Health Care, 2; Unknown (the two real estate LLC investments), 2; Consumer Staples, 1; and Industrials, 1.

Three names top the list of most frequently disclosed securities with three transactions apiece: Apple, Amazon and Nvidia, each showing two purchases and one partial sale, all dated April 14, April 30 and November 7, 2025. Nvidia is the sector's AI infrastructure bellwether, spanning data-center computing and GPU platforms; Apple's business centers on the iPhone franchise, services and its device ecosystem; Amazon spans online retail, third-party marketplace services and AWS cloud infrastructure. Alphabet and JPMorgan follow with two transactions each, alongside Visa, UnitedHealth and Exxon Mobil. Visa's two transactions were both purchases, on April 14 and November 7, making it the only repeat name in the record with no offsetting sale. JPMorgan is the exception at the other end: bought April 14, then fully sold January 28, 2026, the latest transaction in the record. UnitedHealth and Exxon Mobil each show a purchase dated April 14, 2025, followed by a full sale dated April 30, 2025.

Microsoft, Walmart, EOG Resources and UPS each appear once, all as purchases, rounding out the technology, staples, energy and logistics activity captured on April 14 and November 7. Taken together, the securities disclosed most often are concentrated in mega-cap technology, payments and diversified financials, with energy and health care appearing less frequently. UnitedHealth and Exxon Mobil each had a purchase and a full sale disclosed within 2025.

About This Disclosure Record

This Quantellect profile is based on transactions disclosed under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act and reported through the Senate Select Committee on Ethics financial disclosure system. Amounts reflect the disclosed reporting ranges, not exact transaction values. The transaction date identifies when a purchase or sale occurred, while the disclosure date identifies when it was filed; this profile uses transaction dates to describe activity and identifies filing dates separately. Transactions attributed to a spouse, dependent child, or joint account reflect trades attributed to those individuals or accounts, not personal trading decisions by the member of Congress, unless the filing specifically identifies the member as the trader. Underlying filings are available through the following: September 2023 filing, December 2023 filing, July 2024 filing, January 2026 filing covering 2025 activity, and January 2026 filing.