Stock trades disclosed by Gil Cisneros

Between 6 January 2025 and 29 June 2026, Gil Cisneros, the Democratic representative for CA31, disclosed 1404 securities transactions across 18 periodic transaction reports filed with the Clerk of the House. The filings name 450 distinct tickers and report value brackets rather than amounts. The median gap between a transaction and its disclosure was 25 days.

Transactions disclosed

1404

Periodic transaction reports

18

Distinct tickers

450

First disclosed trade

6 January 2025

Most recent disclosed trade

29 June 2026

Median disclosure lag

25 days

Disclosure timing

The median gap between a transaction and its disclosure is 25 days, and 9 of 1404 disclosed transactions reached the Clerk more than 45 days after the trade date. Under the STOCK Act a filer has 30 days from being notified of a transaction and never more than 45 days from the transaction itself. This is a median rather than a mean because disclosure lag is skewed by a handful of very late filings, and an average lets one outlier describe a member who normally files on time.

Most disclosed tickers

Ranked by how many times each ticker appears, never by amount. A filing reports a value bracket, so ranking on a bracket midpoint would invent a precision the filing does not have.

• DASH20 disclosed · 18 purchases · 2 sales
• BSX17 disclosed · 8 purchases · 9 sales
• GDDY16 disclosed · 2 purchases · 14 sales
• WRB16 disclosed · 0 purchases · 16 sales
• FLEX14 disclosed · 0 purchases · 14 sales
• MSFT14 disclosed · 9 purchases · 5 sales
• UNH13 disclosed · 8 purchases · 5 sales
• AMZN12 disclosed · 7 purchases · 5 sales

Disclosed transactions

Filings are listed under the member who filed them. Where the form’s Owner column names a spouse, a dependent child or a joint account, that is shown on the row, and 0% of the transactions below carry such a code. A blank Owner column means the form left it blank, which is not the same as Gil Cisneros holding the asset personally: some filings disclose assets held through a trust without using an owner code, and Stock+ does not currently read the form’s Subholding Of field.

What this page does not show

• Amounts. A Periodic Transaction Report gives a value bracket, never a price, a share count or a position size. No profit, return or performance figure appears here, because a bracket plus a date cannot produce one.
• Assets with no ticker. Bonds, funds, options descriptions and similar holdings carry no ticker on the filing and are not listed.
• Scanned filings. Some Periodic Transaction Reports are filed as images with no extractable text. Those are absent, and a member whose filings are all scans can appear to have disclosed nothing.
• Rows we cannot read cleanly. A few filings wrap a transaction in a way that defeats our reader: a long security name arrives as a fragment, or the trade date and owner code end up inside the description. Rather than print a half-parsed row as fact, those are left out of the table. They still count in the totals above, and the filing itself is linked on every row.
• Senate filings. The Senate publishes through a separate system that we do not read. Every figure here is House only.
• Who actually traded. See the note above the table. An Owner code identifies a spouse, a dependent child or a joint account. Its absence proves nothing.

Methodology and provenance

Every transaction on this page comes from a Periodic Transaction Report filed with the Clerk of the House and read from the primary source at disclosures-clerk.house.gov, with no aggregator in between. Each row links to the filing it came from. The snapshot was taken 28 August 2026, and figures change only when it is regenerated. Gil Cisneros is the official name recorded in the public-domain unitedstates/congress-legislators roster. The House filing index lists these filings under "Gilbert Cisneros", which is the index’s own spelling. Where anything here disagrees with the filing, the filing is right.

Questions about Gil Cisneros and stock trading

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