Cleo Fields: 184 Buys, 13 Sales, and More NVIDIA Purchases Than Any Other Member of Congress Since June 2025
Rep. Cleo Fields (D-LA6) returned to Congress in January 2025 and started filing.
197 STOCK Act disclosures in 17 months — 184 purchases against 13 sales,
a 93.4% buy ratio — totaling $10.8M–$28.6M in disclosed bands across just
32 tickers, nearly all of it mega-cap technology. The centerpiece:
32 disclosed NVIDIA purchases since June 2025, more than any other member of Congress
in that window (the next-closest disclosed 6). He sits on the House Committee on Financial
Services. Every filing arrived inside the 45-day deadline.
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DRep./Democrat/House Financial Services
Cleo Fields
Louisiana's 6th District · Baton Rouge to Shreveport/U.S. House of Representatives
Served 1993–1997, returned January 2025/93.4% buy ratio (184 / 13)/0 late filings
The 2025 class's most one-directional big-volume trader — 184 purchases against 13 sales in 17 months, nearly all of it mega-cap tech. The seat: House Financial Services. The centerpiece: 32 NVIDIA purchases since June 2025, more than any other member of Congress in that window.
Cross-referenced: 103,887 deduplicated STOCK Act filings × House Financial Services calendar
197
Trades Filed
32
Unique Tickers
$20M
Est. Volume
midpoint of $10.8M–$28.6M
93.4%
Buy Ratio
184 buys / 13 sales
32
NVDA Buys
since June 2025 · #1 in Congress
HFS
Committee Seat
Financial Services
Sector Exposure · Across 32 tickersHyper-concentrated · Mega-cap technology
SemiconductorsNVDA · TSM · AVGO · AMD
~47%approx
Big Tech PlatformsAAPL · AMZN · GOOG · MSFT · META
All data from public STOCK Act filings, deduplicated and cross-referenced by GovGreed with committee
assignments, bill activity, and campaign contributions. Congress discloses dollar bands,
never exact amounts — every figure on this page is a band or a band total. Updated daily.
Section 01 · Trading Overview
Trading Overview
Cleo Fields returned to the House in January 2025, after 28 years away, and became one of the most
closely watched traders in the freshman class almost immediately. His first disclosure hit the system in
March 2025. The buying started in June 2025 and has not stopped: at least one disclosed purchase
in every single month from June 2025 through July 2026. In total: 197 deduplicated STOCK Act
filings, 184 of them purchases against 13 sales, across just 32 unique
tickers — totaling between $10.8M and $28.6M in disclosed bands.
The portfolio is not diversified — it is concentrated mega-cap technology: NVIDIA,
Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, Taiwan Semiconductor, Meta, Netflix, Palantir, Oracle. According to
GovGreed's analysis of 103,887 deduplicated STOCK Act filings from 353 politicians,
that concentration — combined with the volume — puts Fields in the top four traders of the
entire 2025 entering class. GovGreed's signal scoring
engine cross-references each trade with his House Financial Services assignment, the bills moving
through committee, campaign contributions, and lobbying records.
The NVIDIA Accumulation: 32 Buys, More Than Any Other Member
Since June 1, 2025, Fields has disclosed 32 NVIDIA purchases totaling
$3.1M–$10.0M in disclosed bands. No other member of Congress comes close in that
window — the next-highest count is 6. Counting his full record, NVIDIA accounts for
33 of his 197 filings and $3.6M–$11.0M of his disclosed volume: roughly
38% of his entire disclosed portfolio ceiling in a single stock.
The largest single NVIDIA filing: $250,001–$500,000 on July 29, 2025, disclosed
8 days later. The most recent: June 26, 2026. The cadence is steady — multiple
purchases per month through the second half of 2025, continuing into 2026 alongside a parallel
accumulation of Taiwan Semiconductor (11 purchases, most recently July 10, 2026, his
latest disclosed trade of any kind).
Context, not accusation: for scale, only 10 members of
Congress disclosed any NVIDIA purchase in the last 12 months. One of them filed 32. GovGreed reports
the record; the record does not say why a trade was made, and neither do we.
Band honesty: Congress discloses ranges, never exact amounts. “$3.6M–$11.0M”
means the sum of the band floors and the sum of the band ceilings. The true figure is somewhere inside —
the form does not say where.
Section 03 · The Receipts
The Receipts: Netflix and Oracle, Dated
Two clusters in Fields' record have drawn national press coverage. Here is exactly what the filings
say — dates, bands, and disclosure gaps, straight from the deduplicated database. The form reports
what and when. It never reports why.
Netflix: five purchases in twelve weeks
Trade Date
Ticker
Type
Disclosed Band
Filed In
Oct 31, 2025
NFLX
Purchase
$100,001–$250,000
12 days
Nov 3, 2025
NFLX
Purchase
$100,001–$250,000
16 days
Nov 20, 2025
NFLX
Purchase
$100,001–$250,000
20 days
Dec 3, 2025
NFLX
Purchase
$1,001–$15,000
14 days
Jan 20, 2026
NFLX
Purchase
$50,001–$100,000
14 days
Combined, the five Netflix filings fall between $351,000 and $865,000. Every one was
disclosed within 12–20 days — well inside the 45-day legal window. Fields sits on House
Financial Services, the committee with jurisdiction over the securities industry and the exchanges.
Committee jurisdiction is a standing fact about what a committee oversees, not evidence of timing.
Oracle: three purchases in one week of September 2025
Trade Date
Ticker
Type
Disclosed Band
Filed In
Sep 17, 2025
ORCL
Purchase
$50,001–$100,000
13 days
Sep 18, 2025
ORCL
Purchase
$15,001–$50,000
12 days
Sep 23, 2025
ORCL
Purchase
$15,001–$50,000
7 days
Three Oracle purchases, $80,000–$200,000 combined, across five trading days.
Both clusters — and all 197 of his filings — are searchable in
Fields' full interactive profile, where Founders members see
each trade's signal score and committee-overlap flags.
Section 04 · House Financial Services
The Seat: House Financial Services
Fields sits on the House Committee on Financial Services — the panel with
jurisdiction over banks, the securities industry, the exchanges, and the SEC. GovGreed's
committee-assignment database confirms the seat. For a member whose disclosed portfolio is
$10.8M–$28.6M of mega-cap equities, that seat matters structurally: Financial Services writes and
marks up the rules under which those markets operate.
Why This Matters
Jurisdiction: House Financial Services oversees the SEC, the exchanges, banking regulation, and capital markets — the plumbing underneath every stock in his portfolio
93.4% buy ratio (184/13): one-directional accumulation, not managed-account rotation — and every month from June 2025 through July 2026 has at least one disclosed purchase
Concentration: 32 tickers total; NVIDIA alone is up to 38% of the disclosed ceiling. Most active congressional traders hold hundreds of tickers
Perfect filing record: 0 of 197 disclosures late — against a congressional average of 12.1% late
GovGreed signal detection: the bill-trade correlation engine cross-references his buys against Financial Services markups and bill activity, automatically
GovGreed does not make legal accusations. The data shows a structural fact: a Financial Services member
accumulating mega-cap tech at a pace unmatched in his class, disclosed on time, every time. Whether any
specific trade involves non-public information is a legal determination for the SEC and DOJ — not a
data platform. Not financial advice.
Sector Exposure
Fields' 197 filings span just 32 unique tickers — one of the most concentrated portfolios among
active congressional traders. The chart below ranks sectors by trade count and marks sectors that overlap
his committee's jurisdiction.
Strategic Profile
Below is GovGreed's AI-composed strategic dossier mapping Fields' $10.8M–$28.6M portfolio
against his committee assignment, donor industries, and the bills moving through the Financial Services
calendar.
Disclosure Gap Analysis
The STOCK Act requires trades to be disclosed within 45 days. Across all of Congress,
12,559 deduplicated disclosures (12.1%) were filed late; the median filing arrives in
28 days. Fields' record is clean: zero late filings out of 197.
Fields avg disclosure gap—
Congress-wide median28 days
Fields trades filed late (>45 days)0 of 197
Longest single disclosure gap—
A clean filing record matters in both directions: it removes the information-asymmetry window that late
filers enjoy, and it means the public record of his accumulation is essentially real-time — each
month's buys visible within weeks. Compare that with the
12,559 late-filed disclosures GovGreed tracks across Congress.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many stock trades has Cleo Fields made?▼
Representative Cleo Fields (D-LA6) has disclosed 197 deduplicated STOCK Act trades since returning to Congress in January 2025 — 184 purchases against 13 sales (a 93.4% buy ratio) across 32 unique tickers, totaling $10.8M–$28.6M in disclosed bands. He has disclosed at least one purchase in every month from June 2025 through July 2026. All trades are tracked in GovGreed's database of 103,887 deduplicated congressional disclosures from 353 politicians.
How much NVIDIA stock has Cleo Fields bought?▼
Fields has filed 33 NVIDIA disclosures — 32 of them purchases — totaling $3.6M–$11.0M in disclosed bands. Since June 1, 2025, his 32 disclosed NVIDIA purchases are more than any other member of Congress in that window; the next-closest member disclosed 6. His largest single NVIDIA buy was $250,001–$500,000 on July 29, 2025. His most recent was June 26, 2026.
Did Cleo Fields buy Netflix stock?▼
Yes — five disclosed purchases between October 31, 2025 and January 20, 2026, combined $351,000–$865,000: three $100,001–$250,000 buys (Oct 31, Nov 3, Nov 20, 2025), one $1,001–$15,000 buy (Dec 3, 2025), and one $50,001–$100,000 buy (Jan 20, 2026). Every filing arrived within 12–20 days. The disclosure form reports what was bought and when. It does not say why.
What committee does Cleo Fields serve on?▼
Fields sits on the House Committee on Financial Services — jurisdiction over the securities industry, the exchanges, banking, and the SEC. GovGreed's committee-assignment database confirms the seat. Committee jurisdiction is a standing fact about what a committee oversees, not evidence that any specific trade was timed to committee business.
What stocks does Cleo Fields own?▼
Nearly all mega-cap technology: NVIDIA (33 filings, $3.6M–$11.0M), Apple (19 purchases), Amazon (14), Alphabet (30 across GOOG + GOOGL), Microsoft (13), Taiwan Semiconductor (11, latest July 10, 2026), Meta (10), Netflix (5), Palantir (6), and Oracle (3, all September 2025). The form reports bands, so exact position sizes are not public.
Has Cleo Fields violated the STOCK Act?▼
No late filings appear in his record: all 197 disclosures were filed inside the 45-day deadline, typically within 7–33 days. Across Congress at large, 12,559 deduplicated disclosures (12.1%) were filed late. The median congressional disclosure arrives in 28 days. See the full late-filings tracker.
Who is Cleo Fields?▼
A Democrat representing Louisiana's 6th congressional district. He served in the House from 1993 to 1997, spent years in the Louisiana State Senate, and returned to Congress in January 2025 after the district was redrawn. Among the 14 members of the 2025 entering class with disclosed trades, Fields ranks top-4 by disclosed volume — and holds the class's most one-directional big-volume pattern at 93.4% buys.
How to track Cleo Fields' stock trades?▼
Track Fields through GovGreed's free dashboard, which aggregates STOCK Act filings daily from the House Clerk. GovGreed cross-references each trade with his House Financial Services assignment, bill activity, campaign contributions, and lobbying data to generate a composite signal score. Founders members get alerts the moment a new Fields disclosure hits. The database covers 103,887 deduplicated trades from 353 politicians (2012–2026).
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About This Data:
Statistics sourced from STOCK Act disclosures via the House Clerk, Congress.gov, SEC EDGAR, FEC, and Senate LDA.
Database: 103,887 deduplicated trades, 353 politicians, 2012–2026.
Numbers verified against the live database on 2026-08-27. Updated daily.
Not financial advice. All data from public federal disclosures.
