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Sen. Markwayne Mullin has disclosed 232 buys and 96 sales since Sep 2023

Senate · R-OK

232Buys
96Sales
29 daysMedian delay

Sen. Markwayne Mullin's record

3 months after each buy, from the first price a copier could get.

+4.7%Average
−0.8 ptsVs S&P 500
55 of 100Higher

100 buys since 2025 with 3 months of prices.

Bought most often

Every disclosure

Newest first. Members report amounts as ranges.

INTUSell

Intuit Inc

$15K to $50KMar 10
AZOSell

AutoZone Inc

$50K to $100KMar 10
UNHBuy

Unitedhealth Group Inc

$50K to $100KMar 10
ADBEBuy

Adobe Inc

$15K to $50KMar 2
AITSell

Applied Industrial Technologies Inc

$1K to $15KMar 2
AMKRBuy

Amkor Technology Inc

$15K to $50KMar 2
APGBuy

APi Group Corp

$15K to $50KMar 2
CBuy

Citigroup Inc

$15K to $50KMar 2
COHRSell

Coherent Corp

$15K to $50KMar 2
CRSBuy

Carpenter Technology Corp

$15K to $50KMar 2
DELLSell

Dell Technologies Inc

$15K to $50KMar 2
FCFSBuy

FirstCash Holdings Inc

$15K to $50KMar 2
GSSell

The Goldman Sachs Group Inc

$15K to $50KMar 2
IRMSell

Iron Mountain Inc

$1K to $15KMar 2
LRNBuy

Stride Inc

$15K to $50KMar 2
MCKBuy

McKesson Corp

$15K to $50KMar 2
MPWRBuy

Monolithic Power Systems Inc

$15K to $50KMar 2
MTZSell

MasTec Inc

$15K to $50KMar 2
ADBEBuy

Adobe Inc

$15K to $50KFeb 4
AMKRBuy

Amkor Technology Inc

$15K to $50KFeb 4
APGBuy

APi Group Corp

$15K to $50KFeb 4
CBuy

Citigroup Inc

$15K to $50KFeb 4
CRSBuy

Carpenter Technology Corp

$15K to $50KFeb 4
FCFSBuy

FirstCash Holdings Inc

$15K to $50KFeb 4
LRNBuy

Stride Inc

$15K to $50KFeb 4
MCKBuy

McKesson Corp

$15K to $50KFeb 4
MPWRBuy

Monolithic Power Systems Inc

$15K to $50KFeb 4
COPBuy

ConocoPhillips

$15K to $50KJan 16
NOWBuy

ServiceNow Inc

$15K to $50KJan 16
INTUBuy

Intuit Inc

$15K to $50KJan 16
HDBuy

The Home Depot Inc

$15K to $50KJan 16
ISRGBuy

Intuitive Surgical Inc

$15K to $50KJan 16
COSTBuy

Costco Wholesale Corp

$15K to $50KJan 16
AMATBuy

Applied Materials Inc

$15K to $50KJan 16
HLTBuy

Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc

$15K to $50KJan 16
MABuy

Mastercard Inc

$50K to $100KJan 16
METABuy

Meta Platforms Inc

$50K to $100KJan 16
AAPLBuy

Apple Inc

$100K to $250KJan 16
CVXBuy

Chevron Corp

$15K to $50KJan 16
AXPBuy

American Express Co

$1K to $15KJan 16
ELVBuy

Elevance Health Inc

$15K to $50KJan 16
IQVBuy

Iqvia Holdings Inc

$15K to $50KJan 16
CRMBuy

salesforce.com Inc

$15K to $50KJan 16
NVDABuy

NVIDIA Corporation

$100K to $250KJan 16
AMZNBuy

Amazon.com Inc

$100K to $250KJan 16
KOBuy

The Coca-Cola Co

$15K to $50KJan 16
LRCXBuy

Lam Research Corp

$50K to $100KJan 16
GSBuy

The Goldman Sachs Group Inc

$15K to $50KJan 16
MSFTBuy

Microsoft Corp

$100K to $250KJan 16
BSXBuy

Boston Scientific Corp

$15K to $50KJan 16
About Markwayne Mullin

Markwayne Mullin is a Republican U.S. Senator from Oklahoma, born July 26, 1977, in Tulsa, who transitioned from running a family plumbing business and mixed martial arts fighting to politics as a Tea Party-backed House member (2013–2023) before winning a special Senate election in 2022.( A citizen of the Cherokee Nation and the second such member in the Senate, Mullin has championed conservative causes including opposition to the Affordable Care Act, reduced regulations, energy independence, and border security, while serving on committees like House Energy and Commerce (with subcommittees on Health, Environment, and Oversight) and later Senate roles aligned with his priorities.( He drew public attention for challenging a union leader to a fight in 2023 and his close alliance with Donald Trump, including nomination as Secretary of Homeland Security.(

Mullin, a millionaire with business interests including a ranch and former steakhouse, has faced ethical scrutiny under the STOCK Act for late reporting of transactions like stock trades in UNH, AZO, INTU, MTZ, and MPWR, raising conflict-of-interest concerns alongside prior issues like misrepresenting business ownership in ads.( His unpolished style, cowboy hat on Capitol Hill, and bipartisan gym workouts have marked his tenure amid these controversies.(

Written by Perplexity from public sources.

Disclosures come from STOCK Act filings. Returns start at the first open after a buy was disclosed. Not investment advice.