Rep. Tim Walberg buys $15K–$50K of Chevron Corp (CVX) while on a related committee
Rep. Tim Walberg (R-MI) reported a purchase of CVX worth $15K–$50K, filed after the 45-day deadline.
Rep. Tim Walberg (R-MI) reported that jointly with their spouse bought Chevron Corp (CVX) stock worth $15K–$50K on February 7, 2025. The trade was disclosed in a Periodic Transaction Report filed on June 3, 2026, 481 days after the trade.
That is later than the STOCK Act allows: members must report a trade within 45 days of learning of it. Late reports usually carry a $200 fee.
Walberg sits on the House Committee on Natural Resources, whose work touches energy, an area that matters to Chevron Corp.
Across all their reports we have read, Tim Walberg disclosed 16 stock trades.
The law gives only a range for each trade, so the exact amount and price are not public.
What happened next: CVX rose 37% from the week of the purchase to our latest weekly price (still held, as far as the reports show), while the S&P 500 moved +28.2%. This is the stock's move, not the member's profit.
Source: Periodic Transaction Report ↗. Written automatically from the report and weekly price data. Information, not investment advice. Published free for the public; congressional disclosure reports may not be used for commercial purposes or soliciting money.
Examples
In 2020 several senators faced questions over stock sales made after private briefings on the coronavirus. Those trades became public through the same kind of report this story is built from.
Explain it like I'm 13
Members of Congress write the rules for many companies, so the law makes them tell the public when they buy or sell stocks. This report is like a referee saying which team's merchandise they bought: it does not mean they did anything wrong, but it lets everyone check.