Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) doesn't get the headlines that Pelosi or Khanna attract. But among serious congressional trade watchers, he's one of the most consistently trackable members of the House β€” filing regularly across a broad range of sectors with clear patterns.

Who Is Josh Gottheimer?

Representative Josh Gottheimer has represented New Jersey's 5th congressional district since 2017. He sits on the House Financial Services Committee β€” which means he has direct oversight exposure to banking, fintech, and capital markets regulation. His committee assignments make his financial sector trades particularly worth watching.

Gottheimer's 2026 Trading Activity

In 2026, Gottheimer has continued his pattern of regular, diversified trading across tech, financials, and healthcare. Unlike Pelosi's high-conviction concentrated bets or Khanna's extreme volume approach, Gottheimer represents a middle path β€” consistent activity at moderate size with sector diversity.

Sectors He Focuses On

Why His Financial Sector Trades Matter Most

Committee assignments create potential information asymmetry. A member of the House Financial Services Committee who buys or sells a major bank stock ahead of a regulatory announcement is exactly the kind of pattern the STOCK Act was designed to surface. Whether or not there's any connection, the data is public and worth monitoring.

Gottheimer vs Pelosi vs Khanna: Trading Style Comparison

Track Gottheimer's Latest Filings

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