Ted Cruz Stock Trades & Portfolio Tracker
U.S. Senator · TX. Every trade disclosed under the STOCK Act, with filing lags and value ranges.
Most-traded stocks
Ted Cruz's most frequently disclosed tickers across all filings.
Portfolio holdings & recent direction
Positions reconstructed from disclosed trades: concentration, and whether Ted Cruz is accumulating or reducing each position.
| Ticker | Allocation | Direction | Trades | Est. value | Last activity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GS | 100.0% | Reducing | 1 (0B/1S) | ~$175K | Nov 11, 2025 |
Research Ted Cruz's trades against your own holdings
Filings can trail the trade by up to 45 days. See how Wealthnow would research Ted Cruz's GS disclosure against your own holdings. Copying a member of Congress is in the Marketplace, for people with access, and nothing is placed until you approve it.
Research Ted Cruz's trades against your own holdings
See how Wealthnow would research Ted Cruz's GS disclosure against your own holdings. Copying a member of Congress is in the Marketplace, for people with access, and nothing is placed until you approve it.
Frequently asked questions
How many stock trades has Ted Cruz disclosed?
Ted Cruz has disclosed 11 trades under the STOCK Act (4 purchases and 7 sales), with an estimated total volume of ~$988K. The most recent disclosed trade was on Nov 11, 2025.
What stocks does Ted Cruz trade the most?
Based on disclosed filings, Ted Cruz's most frequently traded tickers include GS, OKE, PAGP, BFK, BTC. The holdings table above shows current portfolio concentration and the direction of recent activity per position.
Why do Ted Cruz's trades show up weeks after they happen?
The STOCK Act requires members of Congress to disclose trades within 45 days. Each row shows both the trade date and the filing date, so you can see the disclosure lag for every transaction. Amounts are reported in ranges (for example $15K – $50K), not exact figures.
Can I trade on Ted Cruz's disclosures in my own account?
Wealthnow can research Ted Cruz's disclosed trades against your own holdings. Copying a member of Congress is in the Marketplace, for people with access, and nothing is placed until you approve it. Your money stays at your broker, and Wealthnow never takes custody.
