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New York members of Congress: their stock trades

6 of the 28 members of Congress from New York have stock trades on file since 2023: 1,497 trades, 11 of them in 2026.

Daniel S. Goldman has traded the most, with 1,291. Best call on file: Ritchie Torres' $TXN, up 50% since it was filed. Latest filing: Nicole Malliotakis, Jul 14, 2026.

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By trades on file

up to$2.6M
portfolio worth · 1,291 trades
last trade 1y ago
up to$90K
portfolio worth · 157 trades
last trade 1y ago
+3.5%since Jan 2025
TXN+50%LMT+43%UNH+36%since filed
34
trades · no stock positions on record
last trade 5 mo ago
up to$50K
portfolio worth · 13 trades
last trade 4 mo ago
BA−1%since filed
Sold $FLG before a 22% drop
1
trade · no stock positions on record
last trade 1y ago
Patrick Ryan
Patrick Ryan
D· NY-18
1
trade · no stock positions on record
last trade 2y ago

Listed by the number of trades on file. Disclosed takes no side in any election.

Their latest trades

What they trade most

The last 12 months, by how many members from New York traded each stock.

  • $AAPL1 member · 1 trade
  • $AMD1 member · 1 trade
  • $CMG1 member · 1 trade
  • $FLG1 member · 1 trade
  • $PLTR1 member · 1 trade
  • $URI1 member · 1 trade

No stock trade on file since 2023

Former members with trades on file

Frequently asked questions

Which members of Congress from New York trade stocks?

6 of the 28 members of Congress from New York have stock trades on file since 2023: 1,497 trades. By trades on file: Daniel S. Goldman (1,291), Ritchie Torres (157), Thomas R. Suozzi (34), Nicole Malliotakis (13), Andrew R. Garbarino (1).

How do I see what my representative or senator bought?

Open their page from the list above. It shows every disclosed trade, the latest filing and how each stock has moved since it went public, with a link to the official filing.

Does no trade on file mean a member owns no stocks?

No. The list shows the trades a member has reported since 2023. A member can hold stocks without trading them, and a holding bought earlier does not show until it is traded.

Where do these trades come from?

From the reports members file under the STOCK Act, read from the House Clerk and the Senate's eFD system. A member has up to 45 days to report a trade, and a report gives a range, not an amount, so every dollar figure here is an estimate.

Can I copy what they trade?

Yes, in your own brokerage. Disclosed Pro is $9.99 a month, 7 days free: pick a member from New York, see the stocks their filings show, and follow a link for each into your brokerage, where you place every order. Disclosed is public-record information, not investment advice, and past trades don't guarantee future results.

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