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Tim Walberg
RepublicanRepresentative · MI-5Chair, Education and WorkforceCurrent term began Jan 2025⚑ Habitual late filer: median 481 days before a trade was made publicFiles under a joint account
Education and Workforce
1.9 points behind the S&P 500
Copying Walberg's 12 purchases from the day each became public: +0.4%. The S&P over the same days: +2.3%.
Buys only, each purchase counted equally, not what Walberg earned. 18 of the 48 members with five or more priced purchases are ahead of the index. Walberg is not one of them. The typical member trails it by 2.8 points.
- Disclosed trades
- 15
- 13 purchases · 2 sales · made public since January 2025
- Disclosed volume
- $365K
- midpoints of the reported ranges, not what Walberg owns
- Made public
- 481 days
- Half of Walberg's trades were made public within 481 days; Congress overall 28; the law allows 45.
- On time
- 7%
- 79% across Congress
A U.S. representative from Michigan whose congressional service began in 2007
Tim Walberg is a Republican politician whose congressional service began in 2007, representing Michigan's 7th district until 2009 and again from 2011 to 2023. Walberg now represents the state's 5th district, a seat he has held since 2023.
Walberg's documented background is in elected office, with committee work covering natural resources, education and workforce issues; the source identifies no specific market expertise or profession before his congressional service.
politician · u.s. representative
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What the filings show
Tim Walberg, a Michigan House Republican, reports occasional trades dominated by purchases in joint accounts
Walberg trades intermittently, with purchases far outweighing sales. Activity is spread across a mix of holdings, led by individual company shares with some fund exposure and no disclosed options. The reported accounts are jointly held.
What to watch
- Filings usually arrive late, so a newly posted purchase may describe a much older decision.
- Joint accounts are the source of the reported activity; the disclosures do not establish who made each trading decision.
- Energy trades, including Exxon Mobil, intersect with his committee's oil and gas leasing remit.
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Filings that stood out
this member's highest Signal Scores · of 100, how much a filing stands out, not a rating · sorted by score, never by price move
Public information from STOCK Act filings. Amounts are reported in ranges and shown as midpoints, filings arrive after the trades, and no personal profit or loss is disclosed. Not financial advice.