Stocks · United Parcel Service, Inc. Newest filing Aug 5, 2026
Congress trades UPS.
18 members of Congress and 1 executive-branch filer have disclosed 51 trades in United Parcel Service, Inc. between Aug 2024 and Jul 2026 — 19 buys and 32 sells. Amounts are the brackets as filed; timing is counted against the 45-day legal maximum.
Checked Oct 27, 2026
Disclosed dollar flow, by bracket midpoint: ~$219K bought against ~$446K sold. Filings report ranges, not exact amounts — these are directional estimates, never real position sizes, and 12% of these filings arrived past the legal deadline.
Who trades UPS
Most active filers firstRecent UPS trades
Most recent 25 of 51Every row links to the official filing it came from. Amounts are the brackets as filed; "days late" counts days past the STOCK Act's 45-day maximum (how we count). Disclosures arrive 30–45 days after the trade, so this is a public record — never real-time, and never investment advice.
Annualised 20-day realized volatility of the S&P 500, computed from daily closes. Our own reading, not the VIX. Bands are our own convention, not an official classification. Market-wide context — not a reading on UPS.
Technical read
Daily snapshot · 2026-10-26Mechanical readings computed from past daily closes — the same ones the morning report scores. A daily snapshot, not real-time, and not investment advice.
Hold 3 buy · 2 hold · 2 sell votes
A rule-based tally of the seven readings tagged above — each casts one buy/hold/sell vote (the 8-day vs 21-day trend, confirmed against the 200-day; price vs. its 50-day and 200-day averages; the 50-day vs the 200-day; RSI; and the 1-week and 1-month changes). It is reproducible and blind to fundamentals, news and your own goals. Not a recommendation.
Questions about UPS
Answered from the recordWho in Congress has traded UPS stock?
18 members of Congress and 1 executive-branch filer have disclosed 51 UPS trades since August 2024. The most active is Marjorie Taylor Greene, with 9 trades, followed by Kelly Morrison and Scott Franklin. Each trade on this page links to the official filing it came from.
Is Congress buying or selling UPS?
Of the 51 disclosed UPS trades, 19 were buys and 32 were sells. By the midpoint of each filed amount bracket, the buying comes to about $219K and the selling to about $446K. Filings disclose brackets, never exact amounts, so these totals are estimates.
How late are UPS trades disclosed?
12% of the disclosed UPS trades were filed late, past the STOCK Act's 45-day legal maximum. The newest trade is dated Jul 10, 2026, and the newest filing arrived on Aug 5, 2026.
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