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Val T. Hoyle
DemocratRepresentative · OR-4
Ranking Member, Natural Resources subcommittee on Water, Wildlife and FisheriesCurrent term began Jan 2025Files in batches: 130 trades per form, 98% under $15,000⚑ Habitual late filer: median 98 days before a trade was made publicFiles under a spouse's name
5.0 points behind the S&P 500
Copying Hoyle's 191 purchases from the day each became public: +12.4%. The S&P over the same days: +17.4%.
Buys only, each purchase counted equally, not what Hoyle earned. 18 of the 48 members with five or more priced purchases are ahead of the index. Hoyle is not one of them. The typical member trails it by 2.8 points. This account files in batches, so the score describes the account, not the member's picks.
- Disclosed trades
- 391
- 193 purchases · 198 sales · made public since January 2025
- Disclosed volume
- $3.4M
- midpoints of the reported ranges, not what Hoyle owns
- Made public
- 98 days
- Half of Hoyle's trades were made public within 98 days; Congress overall 28; the law allows 45.
- On time
- 43%
- 79% across Congress
Val Hoyle represents Oregon's 4th congressional district and previously led Oregon's Bureau of Labor and Industries
Hoyle served in the Oregon House of Representatives from 2009 to 2017, including as majority leader from 2013 to 2015. She then served as commissioner of Oregon's Bureau of Labor and Industries from 2019 to 2023. She has represented Oregon's 4th congressional district in Congress since 2023 and is a member of the Democratic Party.
Hoyle's professional background includes state legislative work and labor administration. Her committee assignments cover natural resources, transportation and infrastructure, including aviation, water resources, highways and transit.
politician · former labor commissioner · former majority leader
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What the filings show
Val T. Hoyle, an Oregon House Democrat, discloses frequent stock purchases and sales filed under her spouse's name
The disclosed trading moves frequently in both directions, with purchases and sales spread widely across individual stocks. The trades are filed under her spouse's name, with no funds or options disclosed. Technology leads the sector mix, alongside substantial activity in financials and industrials.
What to watch
- Recurring filing delays make the timing of new disclosures worth checking before treating the trades as recent.
- The disclosed trades belong to her spouse's accounts; keep that ownership context in view as new filings arrive.
- Activity is spread widely across stocks; a shift toward concentrated buying would change the picture.
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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.