What stocks does Brian Babin own?

Periodic transaction reports list trades, not holdings. This page shows every stock purchase and sale the member reported, and the names bought most often. The annual financial disclosure, a separate filing, lists positions in ranges.

How often does Brian Babin trade stocks?

12 trades were reported between 2026-05-18 and 2026-05-18, 0 of them stock purchases and 12 stock sales; the rest are options. A single report can carry many trades, so the count of filings is smaller than the count of trades.

Did following Brian Babin's trades make money?

Fewer than five of the reported purchases have a price history in our data, so no number is shown. It appears once five purchases can be priced.

Why are the amounts shown as ranges?

The law requires members to report each trade in a bracket, $1,001 to $15,000 and up. The exact amount is never filed. "At least" on this page sums the floor of each bracket.

How late is a Congress trade filing?

Members have 45 days to report a trade under the STOCK Act, and many file close to the deadline or after it. The disclosure date is the first day anyone outside the office could act on the trade, which is why the result here is measured from that day.

Where does this data come from?

The official periodic transaction reports published by the Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives, read every day. Senate filings are not included yet.

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Brian Babin stock trades

U.S. House · TX36 · filings from 2026-05-18 to 2026-05-18 · prices through 2026-09-22 · updated after each US close · free to read

Brian Babin has 12 trades on file with the House Clerk, stocks and options together: 0 stock purchases and 12 stock sales, disclosed between 2026-05-18 and 2026-05-18. Too few purchases have a price history yet to say what following them returned.

Trades filed (stocks and options)

Stock purchases

Stock sales

Following the buys

n/a

fewer than 5 priced purchases

What are Brian Babin's latest filings?

Periodic transaction report disclosed 2026-05-18

Sell CODI · $1K-$15K · traded 2026-05-05
Sell ENB · $1K-$15K · traded 2026-05-05
Sell ET · $1K-$15K · traded 2026-05-05
Sell FIP · $1K-$15K · traded 2026-05-05
Sell FTAI · $50K-$100K · traded 2026-05-05
Sell HII · $15K-$50K · traded 2026-05-05
Sell IAG · $1K-$15K · traded 2026-05-05
Sell RRC · $1K-$15K · traded 2026-05-05
Sell SOUHY · $1K-$15K · traded 2026-05-05
Sell WDS · $1K-$15K · traded 2026-05-05
Sell WPM · $15K-$50K · traded 2026-05-05
Sell WTSHF · $1K-$15K · traded 2026-05-05

The 1 most recent reports. Source: official House periodic transaction reports. Members must file within 45 days of a transaction, so a trade is public weeks after it happened.

Common questions

What stocks does Brian Babin own?: Periodic transaction reports list trades, not holdings. This page shows every stock purchase and sale the member reported, and the names bought most often. The annual financial disclosure, a separate filing, lists positions in ranges.
How often does Brian Babin trade stocks?: 12 trades were reported between 2026-05-18 and 2026-05-18, 0 of them stock purchases and 12 stock sales; the rest are options. A single report can carry many trades, so the count of filings is smaller than the count of trades.
Did following Brian Babin's trades make money?: Fewer than five of the reported purchases have a price history in our data, so no number is shown. It appears once five purchases can be priced.
Why are the amounts shown as ranges?: The law requires members to report each trade in a bracket, $1,001 to $15,000 and up. The exact amount is never filed. "At least" on this page sums the floor of each bracket.
How late is a Congress trade filing?: Members have 45 days to report a trade under the STOCK Act, and many file close to the deadline or after it. The disclosure date is the first day anyone outside the office could act on the trade, which is why the result here is measured from that day.
Where does this data come from?: The official periodic transaction reports published by the Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives, read every day. Senate filings are not included yet.

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