Michael T. McCaul × AMZN

This April 8, 2025 buy of approximately $15,001 in Amazon is the opening transaction in a brief round-trip, as McCaul sold an equivalent position just three days later (Trade #7523). While the size is at the median for his Amazon activity, the trade triggered two signals: a late disclosure filed 34 days after execution (past Kapitol.ai's 30-day flag but within the 45-day STOCK Act window) and a member cluster involving nine House members disclosing Amazon trades in the same 14-day window. Broad member clustering does not by itself indicate coordination, but when nine legislators move in the same name simultaneously, it warrants noting in the broader pattern. Across 103 disclosed trades in this ticker, McCaul's activity in Amazon is extensive, and this short-duration buy sits within a concentrated April trading sequence.

This April 11, 2025 sell of approximately $15,001 in Amazon closes the short-duration position opened three days earlier in Trade #8019. The round-trip nature of these two transactions, buy on April 8 and sell on April 11, is itself a notable behavioural data point within an already voluminous 103-trade history in this ticker. Like the corresponding buy, this sell was disclosed on May 12, meaning a 31-day delay that clips Kapitol.ai's 30-day flag threshold; it remains within the STOCK Act's 45-day statutory window. Seven members disclosed Amazon trades in the same 14-day window, maintaining the cluster signal seen on the buy side. Together, the paired trades suggest a short-horizon tactical position rather than a long-term holding adjustment, a pattern that adds texture to the broader McCaul-Amazon disclosure record.

This June 16, 2025 sell of approximately $15,001 in Amazon is the smaller of two sells executed on the same date (see also Trade #5561). Both were disclosed on July 7, a 21-day turnaround that falls within both Kapitol.ai's flag threshold and the STOCK Act's 45-day deadline. No size, cluster, or late-disclosure signals fired here. In isolation this is an unremarkable, median-sized sell. Its interest lies in context: it is one of two same-day sells, and it sits within a broader mid-2025 sequence where McCaul executed a $100,001 sell (Trade #5561) and a $250,001 sell (Trade #4924) within an 11-day window. Across 103 disclosed Amazon trades, multi-lot same-day activity is a recurring structural feature of McCaul's trading behaviour in this name.

This June 16, 2025 sell of approximately $100,001 in Amazon is the most structurally notable of the two same-day sells on that date, coming in at roughly 6.67 times McCaul's median Amazon trade size of $15,001. Size departures of this magnitude warrant attention because they suggest a deliberate portfolio decision rather than routine rebalancing. Disclosure was prompt at 21 days, and no cluster or committee overlap signals fired. The elevated size, however, places this trade in the company of Trade #4924 (a $250,001 sell eleven days later) as part of what appears to be a meaningful reduction in Amazon exposure during June 2025. Across 103 disclosed trades in this ticker, spikes to $100,001 or above are infrequent relative to the dominant $15,001 size tier, which makes this sell a meaningful data point in the longer record.

This June 27, 2025 sell of approximately $250,001 in Amazon is the single largest trade in the 10-trade window under review, coming in at roughly 16.67 times McCaul's $15,001 median. At this scale, the transaction suggests a purposeful position reduction rather than routine activity. The disclosure was notably prompt at just 10 days, the fastest turnaround in this window. No cluster signal fired. When viewed alongside the $100,001 sell eleven days prior (Trade #5561) and the smaller $15,001 sell on the same June 16 date (Trade #5495), McCaul appears to have executed a staged reduction of Amazon exposure across a roughly 11-day span in late June 2025, totalling over $365,000 in disclosed sells. Within the 103-trade history, this concentration of large sells in a narrow window is a structurally distinct episode.

This July 11, 2025 sell of approximately $15,001 in Amazon is a median-sized transaction that nonetheless triggered a late-disclosure flag: it was filed on August 12, a 32-day delay that exceeds Kapitol.ai's 30-day internal threshold. It remains within the STOCK Act's 45-day statutory window, so no statutory breach is indicated. No size or cluster signals fired. This sell follows the large reduction episode of late June 2025 (Trades #5561 and #4924) and extends what appears to be a sustained selling sequence through mid-2025. McCaul's recurring pattern of disclosures landing just past the 30-day internal flag (Trade #8019 at 34 days, Trade #7523 at 31 days, and now this at 32 days) is a consistent feature across the visible window, even if each individual filing remains legally timely.

This August 21, 2025 sell of approximately $50,001 in Amazon continues the dominant selling trend visible across the mid-to-late 2025 portion of McCaul's Amazon activity. At 3.33 times the median, it is an above-median transaction that triggered the unusually large signal. Disclosure was timely at 21 days, and no cluster signal fired, making this one of the cleaner single-signal trades in the visible window. The $50,001 size tier appears at least twice in this 10-trade sample (also Trade #1716), suggesting it is a recurring size bracket within McCaul's Amazon activity rather than a one-off. In the context of 103 total disclosures, this trade is part of an extended selling pattern that, across mid-2025 through late 2025, shows repeated draw-downs from what appears to be a substantial accumulated Amazon position.

This September 25, 2025 sell of approximately $1,001 in Amazon is the smallest transaction in the visible 10-trade window, at roughly 7 percent of McCaul's $15,001 median. Its primary signal is the member cluster: four House members disclosed Amazon trades within the same 14-day window, just above the three-member threshold. Cluster flags at this marginal level are noted for completeness rather than as strong indicators, since the absolute count is low. The $1,001 size tier also appears in Trade #1718 on October 27, suggesting McCaul occasionally executes very small lot transactions alongside larger ones in the same name. Disclosure was prompt at 15 days. The trade itself is immaterial in dollar terms, but its co-occurrence with a modest member cluster and its position in an ongoing selling sequence make it a footnote worth logging in the broader 103-trade pattern.

This October 27, 2025 sell of approximately $50,001 in Amazon is one of two trades McCaul executed on the same date (see also Trade #1718 for a concurrent $1,001 sell). The $50,001 size is 3.33 times the median and mirrors Trade #3375 from August, confirming this as a recurring size bracket in McCaul's activity. Four members disclosed Amazon trades in the same 14-day window, triggering the cluster signal alongside the size flag. Disclosure was prompt at 14 days. The combination of an above-median sell and concurrent member cluster, while not deterministic, adds a second signal layer to an otherwise straightforward transaction. As one of the most recent trades in a 103-disclosure record that has trended heavily toward selling in 2025, this trade continues the pattern of steady Amazon position reduction across the second half of the year.

This October 27, 2025 sell of approximately $1,001 in Amazon is executed on the same date as Trade #1716 (a $50,001 sell), continuing the pattern of multi-lot same-day activity visible elsewhere in McCaul's Amazon record. The $1,001 size is minimal and mirrors Trade #2506 from September, suggesting this small-lot tier is a recurring feature rather than an anomaly. Disclosure was prompt at 14 days and no size flag fired, but the cluster signal (four members in a 14-day window) applies equally to both October 27 trades. The small lot may reflect fractional-share activity, fee coverage, or rounding of a larger disposal rather than a standalone investment decision. As the most recent trade in this analysed window, it sits at the tail end of a sustained 2025 selling sequence that, across 103 total disclosed Amazon trades, represents one of the more active stock-specific records among House members tracked in this dataset.