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FedEx Corporation (FDX) — Congressional Trades

33 U.S. lawmakers have disclosed 102 FedEx Corporation trades under the STOCK Act — 59 buys and 43 sells between 2013 and 2026. Congress has been net buyers of FDX, and their disclosed buys are up 56.3% versus the latest close.

102Trades
59Buys
43Sells
33Members
$339.35Latest close 2026-08-13
+56.3%Congress buys vs latest close*

*Notional-weighted price return on lawmakers' disclosed buys of FDX, marked to the latest close — per-share (share counts aren't disclosed).

58% buys42% sells

Which party is trading FDX?

Republicans
39 buys · 18 sells
16 members · 57 trades
Democrats
19 buys · 21 sells
14 members · 40 trades

Who profited most from FDX?

Lawmakers ranked by notional-weighted return on their disclosed FDX buys (last ~3y), marked to the latest close.

1 Marjorie Taylor Greene
+90.9%
2 Rick Larsen
+52.9%
3 Marjorie Taylor Mrs Greene
+51.5%
4 Alan Armstrong
+22.4%
5 Maria Elvira Salazar
+18.2%
DateMemberTypeAmountEst. priceLatest closeReturn
2019-06-26David A Perdue , JrBUY$1K–$15K$128.86$339.35 2026-08-13+163.3%
2019-06-20Dean PhillipsSELL$1K–$15K$135.78$339.35 2026-08-13-7.8% rt
2019-06-05DIANNE FEINSTEINSELL$1K–$15K$127.79$339.35 2026-08-13-165.6% exit
2019-05-23David A Perdue , JrBUY$1K–$15K$129.40$339.35 2026-08-13+162.2%
2019-05-15David A Perdue , JrBUY$1K–$15K$139.03$339.35 2026-08-13+144.1%
2019-05-02David A Perdue , JrBUY$1K–$15K$150.72$339.35 2026-08-13+125.2%
2019-05-01David A Perdue , JrBUY$1K–$15K$149.57$339.35 2026-08-13+126.9%
2019-04-26DIANNE FEINSTEINSELL$1K–$15K$148.30$339.35 2026-08-13-128.8% exit
2019-04-26David A Perdue , JrBUY$1K–$15K$148.30$339.35 2026-08-13+128.8%
2019-04-25David A Perdue , JrBUY$1K–$15K$152.19$339.35 2026-08-13+123.0%
2019-04-09David A Perdue , JrBUY$1K–$15K$153.06$339.35 2026-08-13+121.7%
2019-04-08David A Perdue , JrBUY$1K–$15K$154.21$339.35 2026-08-13+120.0%
2019-04-05David A Perdue , JrBUY$1K–$15K$153.02$339.35 2026-08-13+121.8%
2019-04-03David A Perdue , JrBUY$1K–$15K$149.23$339.35 2026-08-13+127.4%
2019-04-02David A Perdue , JrBUY$15K–$50K$148.29$339.35 2026-08-13+128.8%
2019-03-29David A Perdue , JrBUY$1K–$15K$146.18$339.35 2026-08-13+132.1%
2019-03-28David A Perdue , JrBUY$15K–$50K$143.35$339.35 2026-08-13+136.7%
2019-03-28David A Perdue , JrBUY$1K–$15K$143.35$339.35 2026-08-13+136.7%
2019-03-19Bradley S. SchneiderSELL$100K–$250K$146.18$339.35 2026-08-13-132.1% exit
2019-02-28John F ReedSELL$1K–$15K$145.85$339.35 2026-08-13-6.7% rt
2019-02-19Bradley S. SchneiderSELL$100K–$250K$145.25$339.35 2026-08-13-133.6% exit
2019-02-04Dean PhillipsBUY$1K–$15K$147.24$339.35 2026-08-13+130.5%
2019-02-04John F ReedSELL$1K–$15K$147.24$339.35 2026-08-13-5.8% rt
2019-01-28DIANNE FEINSTEINSELL$1K–$15K$140.18$339.35 2026-08-13-142.1% exit
2019-01-22Earl BlumenauerBUY$1K–$15K$141.74$339.35 2026-08-13+139.4%
2018-12-27John HoevenSELL$15K–$50K$129.75$339.35 2026-08-13-33.7% rt
2018-12-18Tom RiceSELL$1K–$15K$149.08$339.35 2026-08-13-127.6% exit
2018-12-10David KustoffBUY$1K–$15K$155.46$339.35 2026-08-13+118.3%
2018-11-16Mike KellyBUY$1K–$15K$182.67$339.35 2026-08-13+85.8%
2018-09-19John HoevenBUY$50K–$100K$195.71$339.35 2026-08-13+73.4%
2018-09-18Peter WelchBUY$1K–$15K$194.67$339.35 2026-08-13+74.3%
2018-04-17Peter WelchSELL$1K–$15K$203.06$339.35 2026-08-13+71.3% rt
2018-03-09John F ReedSELL$1K–$15K$199.13$339.35 2026-08-13+80.5% rt
2017-10-05Peter WelchBUY$1K–$15K$178.57$339.35 2026-08-13+90.0%
2017-09-27John A. YarmuthBUY$1K–$15K$177.28$339.35 2026-08-13+91.4%
2017-03-06John F ReedBUY$1K–$15K$156.29$339.35 2026-08-13+117.1%
2017-03-06John F ReedBUY$1K–$15K$156.29$339.35 2026-08-13+117.1%
2016-02-29John F ReedBUY$1K–$15K$110.30$339.35 2026-08-13+207.7%
2016-01-15Alan S. LowenthalSELL$15K–$50K$102.27$339.35 2026-08-13-15.3% rt
2016-01-13Raúl M. GrijalvaSELL$1K–$15K$104.99$339.35 2026-08-13-14.3% rt
2016-01-08K. Michael ConawaySELL$1K–$15K$108.55$339.35 2026-08-13-212.6% exit
2016-01-07K. Michael ConawaySELL$1K–$15K$108.45$339.35 2026-08-13-212.9% exit
2015-12-18Peter WelchBUY$1K–$15K$118.57$339.35 2026-08-13+186.2%
2015-10-15Raúl M. GrijalvaBUY$1K–$15K$122.57$339.35 2026-08-13+176.9%
2015-10-05Alan S. LowenthalBUY$15K–$50K$120.81$339.35 2026-08-13+180.9%
2015-03-30RICHARD M BURRSELL$1K–$15K$134.37$339.35 2026-08-13-152.6% exit
2015-03-30RICHARD M BURRBUY$1K–$15K$134.37$339.35 2026-08-13+152.6%
2015-03-25Virginia FoxxSELL$50K–$100K$133.30$339.35 2026-08-13-154.6% exit
2015-01-02JAMES M INHOFEBUY$1K–$15K$138.96$339.35 2026-08-13+144.2%
2013-03-25SUSAN M COLLINSBUY$1K–$15K$78.18$339.35 2026-08-13+334.1%

Return: buys marked to the latest close (open); sells tagged rt are realized round-trips vs a prior disclosed buy; exit = timing (stock move after the sale, seller's perspective).

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Frequently asked — FedEx Corporation (FDX) congressional trades

Which lawmakers have traded FedEx Corporation (FDX)?

33 members of the U.S. House and Senate have disclosed FedEx Corporation transactions under the STOCK Act — 59 purchases and 43 sales. The full member-by-member breakdown, with dates and dollar ranges, is in the table above.

Which lawmakers bought FDX recently?

No member of Congress has disclosed a FDX purchase in the last 90 days. STOCK Act filings lag the trade by up to 45 days, so newer buys may still be pending disclosure.

How have Congress's FDX trades performed?

Notional-weighted, lawmakers' disclosed FDX buys are up 56.3% versus the latest close of $339.35. Each trade's own return — and realized round-trips on matched sells — is in the Return column.

Is it legal for members of Congress to trade FedEx Corporation?

Yes. Under the 2012 STOCK Act, members of Congress may buy and sell individual stocks but must publicly disclose each transaction within 45 days. Bargo surfaces those filings so you can see who traded FDX and how it performed.

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