June 19 Congressional Stock Trade Update: Van Epps, GEV, IBM, and XOM
The newest live-site signal is Matt Van Epps' June 17, 2026 filing, a one-day-delayed basket of stock sales led on the homepage by GEV, IBM, and XOM.
What the live site is showing now
Reviewed on June 19, 2026, the Congressional Trader homepage showed 2,174 tracked disclosures, a latest filing date of June 17, 2026, and data last updated on June 18, 2026. The latest notable trade shown was GEV by Matt Van Epps.
The visible notable-trades section highlighted Matt Van Epps sale rows in GEV, IBM, and XOM, each filed on June 17 with a one-day delay. It also showed a John Boozman IEF purchase filed on June 16 with a 20-day delay, which is a useful contrast for readers comparing fresh and lagged filings.
- Latest filing shown on the homepage: June 17, 2026.
- Latest notable ticker shown: GEV by Matt Van Epps.
- Data last updated on the homepage: June 18, 2026.
- Best research theme: a one-day sale basket across technology, energy, industrial, and consumer names.
What the Van Epps source filing contains
The House source PDF names Hon. Matthew Robert Van Epps of Tennessee's 7th district. It lists sales dated June 16, 2026, with notification dates of June 17, 2026.
The basket includes GOOGL, AMZN, AAPL, XOM, GE, GEV, INTC, IBM, META, MSFT, NVDA, LUV, and TPR. Most rows are in the $1,001 to $15,000 range; TPR is listed in the $15,001 to $50,000 range.
Why GEV leads the latest notable trade
GEV is the homepage's latest notable trade because it is part of a fresh filing, has a one-day delay, and sits inside an energy and industrials-adjacent basket rather than a single isolated sale.
That does not make the disclosure a market signal by itself. It means the row deserves follow-up through the ticker page, the source filing, and the broader basket of same-day sales.
How to read this as a researcher
Start with the filing date to understand what became public, then check the transaction date to see how fresh the reported activity is. In this filing, the one-day delay makes the rows much easier to interpret than disclosures filed weeks or months after the transaction.
Next, read the basket instead of a single ticker. The June 16 Van Epps filing touches mega-cap technology, energy, industrials, airlines, and consumer names. That pattern looks more like a broad account sale than a one-ticker thesis, but future filings will determine whether any ticker becomes a repeat pattern.
What to monitor next
GEV, IBM, XOM, MSFT, NVDA, META, and AAPL are all worth watching because they connect this filing to high-search ticker pages. TPR is worth noting because it has the largest reported range in the Van Epps filing.
The next useful check is whether Van Epps files repeat activity in the same basket, or whether the June 16 rows remain a one-time portfolio event.
How to read this research
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FAQ
What is the latest notable trade in this update?
The Congressional Trader homepage showed GEV by Matt Van Epps as the latest notable trade, filed on June 17, 2026 with a one-day delay.
What tickers appear in the Van Epps filing?
The House PDF lists GOOGL, AMZN, AAPL, XOM, GE, GEV, INTC, IBM, META, MSFT, NVDA, LUV, and TPR.
Are these sales investment signals?
No. They are public disclosure records for research and monitoring. They should not be treated as buy or sell recommendations.