Matt Van Epps: stock trades filed in Congress

Every stock trade Matt Van Epps has filed, when each one became public, how long the filing took, and how the buys did against the S&P 500 once anyone could have acted on them.

Key Facts

  • Matt Van Epps is a Republican member of the US House of Representatives for TN.
  • Matt Van Epps filed 13 stock trades between 2026-06-17 (17 June 2026) and 2026-06-17 (17 June 2026): 0 buys and 13 sells.
  • The disclosed dollar ranges add up to roughly $129K, counting each range at its midpoint.
  • The median trade was filed 1 days after it happened, and 0% of trades were filed after the 45 day deadline.
  • None of Matt Van Epps's buys has matured 90 days yet, so there is no return to report.
  • Data as of 2026-09-23 (23 September 2026).
Trades filed 13 0 buys, 13 sells
Est. volume $129K range midpoints
Median days to file 1
Filed late 0% after 45 days
Avg vs S&P, 90d n/a 0 scored buys
Beat the S&P n/a 90 days after entry

Would copying Matt Van Epps have paid?

prices as of 2026-09-28

The result. None of Matt Van Epps's buys has matured 90 days yet, so there is no return to report.

Average return of Matt Van Epps's disclosed buys against the S&P 500 at 30, 90 and 180 days.
Days after entryScored buysAvg vs S&PBeat S&PEntry monthst statisticReading
30 days 0 n/a n/a n/a n/a too few trades to tell
90 days 0 n/a n/a n/a n/a too few trades to tell
180 days 0 n/a n/a n/a n/a too few trades to tell

Each buy is entered on the first trading day after it was filed. One observation counts per stock and entry day. A t statistic near 0 means the average is indistinguishable from luck; above about 2 or below about -2 it is unlikely to be chance.

A return curve needs at least 10 scored buys. Matt Van Epps does not have enough yet.

Most traded stocks

  1. TPR1 trade, $32.5K
  2. AAPL1 trade, $8.0K
  3. AMZN1 trade, $8.0K
  4. GE1 trade, $8.0K
  5. GEV1 trade, $8.0K
  6. GOOGL1 trade, $8.0K
  7. IBM1 trade, $8.0K
  8. INTC1 trade, $8.0K
  9. LUV1 trade, $8.0K
  10. META1 trade, $8.0K

Every filed trade

as of 2026-09-23
13 trades.
Stock trades filed by Matt Van Epps, newest first. Click a heading to sort.
FiledStockTypeSizeDays to file90 day vs S&P
17 Jun 2026 GOOGL sell 1K–15K 1 n/a
17 Jun 2026 XOM sell 1K–15K 1 n/a
17 Jun 2026 META sell 1K–15K 1 n/a
17 Jun 2026 MSFT sell 1K–15K 1 n/a
17 Jun 2026 AAPL sell 1K–15K 1 n/a
17 Jun 2026 GEV sell 1K–15K 1 n/a
17 Jun 2026 INTC sell 1K–15K 1 n/a
17 Jun 2026 TPR sell 15K–50K 1 n/a
17 Jun 2026 NVDA sell 1K–15K 1 n/a
17 Jun 2026 GE sell 1K–15K 1 n/a
17 Jun 2026 IBM sell 1K–15K 1 n/a
17 Jun 2026 AMZN sell 1K–15K 1 n/a
17 Jun 2026 LUV sell 1K–15K 1 n/a

Size is the range Congress reports, not an exact amount. A stock with no ticker in the source is not scored. Sorting reorders the rows shown.

Frequently asked questions

How many stock trades has Matt Van Epps filed?

Matt Van Epps filed 13 stock trades between 2026-06-17 (17 June 2026) and 2026-06-17 (17 June 2026): 0 buys and 13 sells.

Did Matt Van Epps's trades beat the market?

None of Matt Van Epps's buys has matured 90 days yet, so there is no return to report. Returns are measured from the first trading day after each filing, the earliest a follower could act.

How long does Matt Van Epps take to file trades?

The median trade was filed 1 days after it happened, and 0% of trades were filed after the 45 day deadline. The STOCK Act gives members 45 days to report a trade, so followers see it after the price has often moved.

Can I copy Matt Van Epps's trades?

Only after the filing appears, which means buying later and at a different price than the member paid. This site scores each buy from the day after it was filed. It is information, not investment advice.

Sources: Congressional trades: STOCK Act disclosures, collected from CapitolTrades. Original filings: US House Clerk and Senate Office of Public Records. Prices: Yahoo Finance daily adjusted closes. Data as of 2026-09-23 (23 September 2026). Latest filing by Matt Van Epps: 2026-06-17 (17 June 2026). About these sources.

Not investment advice. Past disclosed trades do not predict future returns. Disclosures are published late, so the trades shown are ones you could only have copied after the fact. Talk to a licensed adviser before you invest.