Trades disclosed
29
STOCK ACTHOUSE ·LA ·Data through Oct 24, 2026
Cleo Fields Stock Trades
U.S. Representative · Democrat · LA-6
29
trades disclosed since 2026Purchases29
Sales0
Latest tradeOct 9, 2026
Overview
Cleo Fields (D-LA), U.S. Representative, has disclosed 29 trades since 2026: 29 purchases and 0 sales. 28 are listed stocks; the other 1 is another asset. The latest disclosed trade is a purchase of TSM on Oct 9, 2026. Most-traded: NVDA, MSFT, GOOGL. Recent share trades (last 12 months) average +11% since the trade date, 61% of them in profit.
Purchases / sales
29 / 0
Stocks / other
28 / 1
In Congress since
1993
Bills sponsored
28
Avg filing gap
18d
12-mo return
+11%
In profit
61%
Committee-relevant
0%
Disclosed trades
0 of 29 trades match, newest first.
No trades match these filters.
Committees
0% of Cleo Fields's ticker trades are in sectors these committees cover.
| Committee | Role |
|---|---|
| House Committee on Financial Services | Member |
| Oversight and Investigations | Member |
| Capital Markets | Member |
| Financial Institutions | Member |
Key facts
- How many trades has Cleo Fields disclosed?
- 29 trades (29 purchases, 0 sales) in SecBot's records of STOCK Act disclosures since 2026.
- How long has Cleo Fields served in Congress?
- Serving in the House 1993-1997 and the House since 2025, representing LA-6.
- Does Cleo Fields trade stocks or bonds?
- 28 are listed stocks; the other 1 is another asset, which have no stock ticker.
- Which stocks does Cleo Fields trade most?
- NVDA (6), MSFT (6), GOOGL (4), AAPL (4), TSM (3).
- How quickly are Cleo Fields's trades disclosed?
- On average 18 days after the trade (the STOCK Act allows 45).
- Which committees is Cleo Fields on?
- House Committee on Financial Services; Oversight and Investigations; Capital Markets; Financial Institutions. 0% of their ticker trades are in sectors these committees cover.
- How have Cleo Fields's recent trades performed?
- Across 28 share trades from the last 12 months, the average is +11% since the trade date; 61% are in profit (sales count as profitable when the price fell).
Portrait: Image courtesy of the Member, via Congress.gov.