PYPL Congressional Stock Trades

Coldpine has parsed 71 disclosed trades in $PYPL by 19 members of Congress, drawn from 53 periodic transaction reports dated Dec 21, 2022 through Jul 30, 2026. That is 64 trades from House members and 7 trades from senators, filed 42 by Democrats, 28 by Republicans, and 1 by independents or members without a listed party.

Of the 71 trades with a known filing lag, 3 were reported more than 45 days after the trade date, outside the window the STOCK Act sets. The median lag was 27 days. The longest was 824 days: a $PYPL sale by Thomas H Tuberville dated May 3, 2024, disclosed Aug 5, 2026. How late filing is measured across all of Congress is in the late-filers study.

59 of the 65 trades that list an account holder (91%) were reported under a spouse, dependent child, or joint account rather than the member directly.

Rohit Khanna filed the most $PYPL purchases (16), and Rohit Khanna the most sales (11).

Activity peaked in 2023 with 27 trades. The busiest single month was March 2026, when 3 different members disclosed $PYPL trades. In 1 calendar month out of 33 with activity, three or more members bought $PYPL in the same month, the same-direction overlap Coldpine's cluster detector looks for.

Across the 36 purchases Coldpine can price, $PYPL moved -3.10% on average between the trade date and the disclosure date, against +0.61% for the S&P 500 over the same windows. The stock was higher at disclosure than at the trade in 47% of those purchases. That is a record of what already happened, not a forecast. Method: what stocks do before Congress discloses.