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HOUSE · CT-4 · SINCE 2009

James A. Himes portfolio

James A. Himes has represented CT's 4th district in the House since 2009. Committee seats: Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (Ranking Member), Financial Services. James A. Himes has disclosed 7 trades (2 purchases, 5 sales); the latest was on Sep 29, 2026.

DDemocratParty
Member of HouseRepresents CT
$150KEst. portfolio value
30 days agoLast trade
—1Y return, from filings
1M return—S&P 500 +0.7%
3M return—S&P 500 +3.7%
YTD return—S&P 500 +12.8%
1Y return—S&P 500 +11.9%
3Y return—S&P 500 +85.1%

Returns are measured from each trade's filing date, when it became public, so they show what following these disclosures would have earned. "On their trade dates" is the same portfolio before the disclosure delay.

Est. value $150K across 2 bonds, options, funds and private holdings, at reported cost

Other estimated holdings of James A. Himes
InvestmentTypeEst. holding valueLast transactionTotal boughtTrades
—So Fine Foods LLCLLC$75KSep 29, 2026Purchase$50K–100K1 purchase1
—Fidelity 2022 Private Equity Multi StrategyHedge Fund$75KFeb 22, 2023Purchase$50K–100K1 purchase1

Trades from House and Senate periodic transaction reports filed Jan 1, 2012 to Oct 29, 2026. Holdings are estimated from range midpoints: purchases add, partial sales subtract and full sales close the position, marked to the latest close where prices exist; matured bonds, expired options and delisted stocks drop out. They are not reported balances. Returns are time-weighted returns of the estimated stock and ETF holdings, with each trade taking effect at the close on its filing date (the member's own trade-date result is shown beneath): each window is split at the member's trade dates and the holdings' performance over each stretch, from daily closes, is chained, so the timing and size of purchases and sales do not dilute or inflate the result. Party, district and committee seats come from the congress-legislators dataset.