CVX

2 disclosed CVX trades split evenly between buying and selling

2 trades in Chevron Corporation (CVX) were tracked from December 16, 2025, through July 2, 2026. The activity consisted of 1 buy and 1 sell by 2 distinct traders. That creates an even transaction-count split, but the sample is too small to establish a broader pattern in congressional or insider sentiment toward the Energy / Oil & Gas Integrated company.

The supplied data does not identify the seller or provide transaction amounts, so the relative dollar weight of the buy and sell cannot be compared. Trade amount ranges, when reported in disclosures, are estimates rather than exact transaction values; no amount ranges were provided here.

1 buy in 2026 Q3 followed 1 sell in 2025 Q4

2026 Q3 accounts for 1 trade, and it was a buy. 2025 Q4 also accounts for 1 trade, with 0 buys, meaning that quarter’s sole tracked transaction was the sell. The quarterly sequence shows a sell followed later by a buy, but with only one transaction in each reported quarter, it does not demonstrate sustained accumulation, repeated selling, or a change shared across multiple traders.

Congressional disclosures can be filed up to 45 days after a transaction, so the public reporting date may lag the actual trade date. The tracked dates should therefore not be read as necessarily reflecting when the market first learned of the activity.

1 identified buyer also appeared in four other tickers

John Boozman made 1 CVX purchase, with the latest—and only listed—buy dated July 2, 2026. The CVX buyer also bought PayPal (PYPL), SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF (SPYM), Aptiv (APTV), and Estée Lauder (EL), with 1 buyer associated with each ticker. No dates, amounts, or sequencing are provided for those additional purchases, so they indicate overlap in disclosed buying activity rather than a documented portfolio strategy or motive.