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Jerry Moran

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Key takeaways from Jerry Moran's recent stock disclosures, written in plain English.

Updated May 27, 2026 · 0 trades in the last 30 days

Moran's September GOOG Sale Outperformed SPY by +39.68% — But Signal Is Stale and Thin

Senator Jerry Moran's only two disclosed trades are both dated 2025-09-23 and filed with a 34-day lag, placing them outside the active 30-day analysis window. The GOOG sale is the standout data point — a rare instance of meaningful excess return vs SPY (+39.68%) — but with only two lifetime trades in the dataset and zero in-window activity, this is a low-frequency signal requiring heavy staleness discounting. Capital allocators should treat this as context-setting, not an actionable trigger, while monitoring for new filings.

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GOOG

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Low confidence

Moran sold GOOG on 2025-09-23 (filed 2025-10-27, 34-day lag). That sale generated +39.68% excess return vs SPY — the strongest single signal in this dataset. However, the trade is outside the 30-day analysis window, the position size was minimal ($1,001–$15,000), and a single data point from a senator with sparse filing history does not constitute a repeatable edge. The excess return is noted but may reflect broader market timing coincidence rather than information advantage.

Why it matters: Flow-led — no identifiable legislative or committee catalyst supported by input data. Moran's committee assignments were not provided.

How to think about it: Do not deploy capital on this signal alone. If GOOG is already in your book, this filing adds no incremental thesis. At most, flag for monitoring on next Moran disclosure. No new position justified.

BRK.B

Watch

Low confidence

Moran purchased BRK.B on 2025-09-23 (filed 2025-10-27, 34-day lag) in the $1,001–$15,000 range — a starter or personal allocation. Post-trade excess return was -14.95% vs SPY, meaning this purchase underperformed the market following disclosure. The negative excess return and minimal size reduce any follow-on signal value materially.

Why it matters: Flow-led — BRK.B is a common personal wealth diversification vehicle for politicians. No sector-specific or legislative catalyst is supported by available data.

How to think about it: No actionable sizing rationale. Negative post-trade excess return and de minimis position size disqualify this as an institutional follow-on candidate. Informational only.

Sector focus

No actionable sector theme can be constructed from two trades in the Stock/Diversified category with zero in-window activity. The GOOG sale (Technology) and BRK.B purchase (Diversified Financials/Conglomerate) point in opposite sector directions and do not support a unified thematic deployment. Sector ETF expression — QQQ, XLF — is not warranted by this data.

Timing

The 34-day disclosure lag on both trades means information reached the public roughly five weeks after execution. At that lag, most short-term price impact from the GOOG sale has already been captured or dissipated. The filing date of 2025-10-27 is the earliest any systematic strategy could have acted. Given zero trades in the current 30-day window, the signal clock has not restarted. The next actionable moment is Moran's next filing — set a EDGAR/STOCK Act alert and revisit only upon new disclosure.

Things to watch out for

Multiple compounding risks invalidate deploying capital on this brief: (1) Staleness — both trades are outside the analysis window; (2) Sample size — two total trades is statistically insufficient to infer repeatable informational advantage; (3) Mixed performance — one winner (+39.68% excess) and one loser (-14.95% excess) nets to noise; (4) Size irrelevance — all trades in the $1,001–$15,000 band suggest personal portfolio activity, not high-conviction positioning; (5) Missing committee data — without knowing Moran's committee assignments, no legislative catalyst mapping is defensible. Do not size a position based on this filing set.

What this means for you

Step one: do nothing with capital today — this brief is a staleness warning, not a deployment signal. Step two: create a STOCK Act filing alert for Senator Moran (Kansas) via EFTS or a congressional trading tracker; his next disclosure is the real event to trade around. Step three: if and when a new Moran filing appears, cross-reference the ticker against his Senate committee assignments to assess whether an information adjacency exists — that is where edge lives in congressional flow trading. Step four: if GOOG re-appears as a sale in a future filing, treat it as a medium-conviction follow signal given the one prior instance of strong excess return, sizing a starter position at 25–50 bps with a defined 30-day hold window. Step five: maintain SPY as your benchmark anchor — any future Moran trade must show positive expected excess return based on sector context and committee overlap before it earns capital allocation above the noise threshold.

This summary is based on public filings from Jerry Moran. It is for research and education only — not personalized investment advice.

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GOOG

Sale

34 days to disclose

GOOG · Stock

$1,001 - $15,000

Trade date

Sep 23, 2025

Filed

Oct 27, 2025

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vs. SPY

+39.68%

Plain English

Jerry Moran sold $1,001 - $15,000 of GOOG (GOOG) on Sep 23, 2025. Disclosed Oct 27, 2025.