Congressional Stock Trades: What Are Politicians Buying and Selling?

⁣ Updated June 7, 2025

Congressional⁣ stock‍ trading activity has slowed in the ⁢first half of 2025, reflecting⁢ increased market uncertainty. While trades continue, the volume is down from previous years. Even prominent figures like Nancy Pelosi have seen limited⁣ activity, with her last trades occurring in January.

Representative April McClain Delaney, a Democrat from ⁣Maryland, made recent trades, according to MarketBeat. Delaney sold shares of companies like Dayforce and Toro Company. Her purchases included Markel Group ⁣(NYSE:) and Tractor Supply Company (NASDAQ:).

Markel Group is refocusing on U.S. specialty markets, restructuring its operations ⁣to‍ enhance revenue streams. Despite some volatility, its stock price has generally trended upward in 2025.

Tractor Supply Company is experiencing growth through nationwide expansion. analysts have given the stock a “Moderate Buy” rating, ⁤projecting an 18% upside. The company’s strong balance sheet and cash flow support dividends and stock buybacks.

Kinsale Capital Group⁣ (NYSE:) stands out as the most heavily purchased stock by Congress. Representative Tony Wied, a Republican from Wyoming, acquired approximately $3 million ‍worth of shares. While analysts view Kinsale favorably, they ⁢suggest its upside might potentially be limited in 2025.

Applied Materials (NASDAQ:) is another popular stock among⁢ members of Congress, including John Boozman (R-AR) and Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA). These purchases occurred around the peak of tariff concerns. Analysts maintain a “Moderate Buy” rating for Applied ‍Materials, forecasting a 25% upside.

what’s next

Investors will continue to monitor congressional stock ⁢trades for insights into potential market trends and policy impacts. The performance of stocks like Kinsale Capital Group, Tractor Supply Company, and Applied Materials will be closely watched in the⁣ coming months.