Congress trading

Ed Case Stock Trades

US House

US House · 10 disclosed trades since InsiderWatch began tracking

12-Month Activity

$10K+

Volume, at least

10 / 0

Buys / Sells

1

Stocks traded

87d

Median disclosure lag

Portfolio Returns

Not enough priced stock buys on record yet to chart this member’s returns.

Most Traded Stocks

Ranked by disclosed minimum dollar volume across this member's captured trades.

AAPL

$10K

Range minimums.

Portfolio

Everything Ed Case reported holding in their 2025 annual disclosure, filed 4/10/2026. Each asset is disclosed as a range, so these totals are ranges too.

Assets disclosed

$3.0M to $9.4M

midpoint $6.2M across 25 holdings

In listed stock

60%

6 of 25 holdings name a ticker

Debts disclosed

None

nothing listed in this filing

Biggest Stock Holdings

Share of the disclosed total, using the middle of each range.

  • AAPL$1.0M to $5.0M · 48%
  • AMZN$250K to $500K · 6%
  • JNJ$100K to $250K · 3%
  • MSFT$100K to $250K · 3%
  • MRIN$0 · 0%
  • PG$0 · 0%

What the Money Is In

Every asset class they disclosed, not just the stocks.

  • Stock60%
  • Mutual fund21%
  • Exchange-traded fund13%
  • Bank deposit6%
  • Other0%
  • Defined benefit pension0%
  • Members disclose each asset as a range, so every total here is a range and the middle is only an estimate.
  • This is a yearly snapshot for 2025, filed 4/10/2026, not today's holdings.
  • 2 assets were filed without a value.
  • No readable debts in this filing, so nothing is subtracted from the total.
  • 19 of 25 holdings are not listed stock (property, funds, private stakes); they count toward the total but have no ticker.

Trading by Year

Estimated dollars traded, using the middle of each disclosed range. Buys in green, sales in red.

  • 20243 buys ($24K) · 0 sales ($0)
  • 20254 buys ($32K) · 0 sales ($0)
  • 20263 buys ($24K) · 0 sales ($0)

What They Trade

Shares, options, and everything else they disclose: funds, bonds, property and private holdings.

  • Stocks10 trades · $80K

Disclosed Trades

Every row is a periodic transaction report filed under the STOCK Act. Amounts are the disclosed ranges, and the filing can lag the trade by up to 45 days.

StockFiledTradeSince trade
AAPLApple Inc.
Aug 2026buy$1,001 - $15,000
AAPLApple Inc.
May 2026buy$1,001 - $15,000
AAPLApple Inc.
Apr 2026buy$1,001 - $15,000
AAPLApple Inc.
Apr 2026buy$1,001 - $15,000
AAPLApple Inc.
Apr 2026buy$1,001 - $15,000
AAPLApple Inc.
Apr 2026buy$1,001 - $15,000
AAPLApple Inc.
Apr 2026buy$1,001 - $15,000
AAPLApple Inc.
Apr 2026buy$1,001 - $15,000
AAPLApple Inc.
Apr 2026buy$1,001 - $15,000
AAPLApple Inc.
Mar 2026buy$1,001 - $15,000

“Since trade” is how the STOCK has moved since the trade date, not the member’s profit: a sale that dodged a fall shows a negative number, which was a good outcome for the seller. Options rows are not priced. Filing and trade dates, who in the household traded, and the complete history are part of the subscriber dashboard.

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All figures come from official STOCK Act filings published by the US House and Senate, parsed automatically by our own systems and not independently audited. Coverage begins in 2026; earlier trades are not shown. Disclosed amounts are ranges, and totals use the minimum of each range. Disclosures include trades made in spouse, joint, and dependent-child accounts the member must report but may not personally direct. Congressional trading activity does not guarantee anything about a stock’s future. The portfolio returns above are a hypothetical replay of disclosed trades, not the member’s account, and past returns do not predict future ones. InsiderWatch is an informational service based on publicly available information only and is not financial, investment, legal, or tax advice.