Brandon Gill

Brandon Gill has disclosed 22 stock transactions — 17 buys, 5 sells, each ranked by how much scrutiny it deserves and linked to its original House filing. A transparency record.

Track record Congressional Trading Performance

Two figures per horizon, both hypothetical and not investment advice: Member's own — what the trade returned if you'd bought when Gill did (not public yet, so not replicable); and If you'd followed — buying only after the disclosure went public, which is what a follower could actually do. The gap between them is the cost of the disclosure lag.

The count falls at longer horizons because recent trades haven't completed the full window yet — a return that hasn't happened is never estimated (no look-ahead). Only buys with usable price data are counted.

Round-trip watch Open positions

Stocks Gill disclosed buying and has not disclosed selling, versus their entry (the most recent disclosed buy). "Open" means no disclosed sale — never "still holds" — and the % is unrealised. Not investment advice.

Price as of 2026-11-02. Counted open while disclosed buys outnumber disclosed sells; tracks the price, not exact position size (amounts are ranges).

Where they trade Favorite Sectors

Distribution of this politician's trades across sectors (of trades with a known sector — bonds and funds are excluded).

Traded the same stocks, same time Co-Investors in Congress

Other members who traded the same tickers within 30 days of Gill's trades in them. A high overlap can reflect shared information, shared advisors, or simply popular stocks — it is not evidence of coordination.

18 trades Recent Transactions

Marker key: ⚑ potential conflict (a committee Gill sits on oversees that sector) · ◆ corporate-insider overlap from SEC Form 4 (convergence/divergence — context, not a signal) · % of NW trade size vs estimated net worth, 🔥 marking high/extreme conviction · OCR recovered from a scanned filing (verify against source) · ×N filings the same trade disclosed more than once (shown once). None is an allegation of wrongdoing.

A trade can appear in more than one filing (e.g. a periodic transaction report and a later annual disclosure). Those are shown once here — marked ×N filings, with a link to each — so the table reflects distinct trades, while the 22 total above counts every disclosed line.