IVV

5 tracked trades skew toward sales

5 trades in IVV—iShares Core S&P 500 ETF—were tracked from August 1, 2022 through August 27, 2026. The activity comprised 1 buy and 4 sells by four distinct traders. By count, sales represented four of the five transactions, while the only recorded purchase came from Michael McCaul. This is a small sample spread across more than four years, so the buy-sell split provides limited evidence about broader congressional trading patterns in the ETF.

IVV is categorized under Financial Services and the Asset Management - Global industry. The supplied data identifies trade counts and direction but does not provide transaction values. Any disclosed amount ranges, where applicable, are estimates rather than exact trade sizes, so counts cannot establish whether the dollar value of sales exceeded the value of the purchase.

1 transaction in each active quarter

1 trade appeared in each of five reported quarters: 2022 Q3, 2024 Q2, 2025 Q4, 2026 Q1 and 2026 Q3. Four of those quarters—2022 Q3, 2024 Q2, 2025 Q4 and 2026 Q3—contained no buys. The sole buy was recorded in 2026 Q1, with Michael McCaul’s last purchase dated March 20, 2026. Because activity never exceeded one transaction in any listed quarter, the quarterly record is sparse rather than a sustained sequence.

1 buyer links IVV with six other tickers

1 buyer also purchased each of HUM, TSM, DHR, SMNEY, DFAI and P. Since IVV has only one identified buyer, these overlaps all refer to the same one-person sample and should not be treated as a recurring pattern across multiple traders.

Congressional transaction disclosures can be filed with a lag of up to 45 days, meaning reported activity may not be visible near the trade date. That delay, the use of estimated disclosure ranges instead of precise amounts, and the five-trade sample all limit conclusions about timing, scale or intent.