Cory Booker

6 sales across 6 tickers on one date

Cory Booker’s disclosed trading record contains 6 trades: 0 buys and 6 sells. All 6 transactions are dated August 11, 2026, and each involves a different ticker. The full record therefore falls within the third quarter of 2026, which likewise shows 6 trades and no purchases.

This is a small, one-day sample, so it offers limited evidence about broader trading patterns. The absence of buys means the record describes disclosed sales activity only; it does not provide a basis for comparing purchase and sale behavior.

0 scored buys leaves the backtest ungraded

The backtest has not yet assigned Booker a grade because there are 0 scored buys, while at least 5 are required. Since all 6 disclosed trades are sales, none currently contributes to the buy-based scoring threshold. Any assessment of performance from this dataset would therefore be premature.

Disclosure timing and values also require caution. Congressional transaction reports can appear with a 45-day disclosure lag, so the public record may not become available near the transaction date. Reported transaction amounts, when presented as ranges, are estimates rather than exact trade values. No amount information is included in the supplied record.

6 listed committee assignments provide context, not causation

Booker is listed on the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry and three of its subcommittees: Commodities, Derivatives, Risk Management, and Trade; Food and Nutrition, Specialty Crops, Organics, and Research; and Livestock, Dairy, Poultry, and Food Safety. He is also listed on the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations and its Africa and Global Health Policy subcommittee.

These assignments identify areas of Senate responsibility, but the available facts do not name the 6 tickers or establish any relationship between the sales and committee work. With only 6 transactions on a single date, no motive or recurring sector pattern can be inferred.