Politicians / $SUN

Ticker research · released through 2026-09-20

Which members of Congress bought Sunoco LP ($SUN)?

As of 2026-09-27, 4 members of Congress disclosed buying Sunoco LP (SUN) in CopyGov's publicly released record. The most recent published buy was attributed to Rohit Khanna on 2020-11-20; its modeled entry was 2020-11-23. Copying at the first close after publication returned +291.9% to 2026-09-25, or 158.4 points versus SPY.

Source checked 2026-09-27 · Latest completed matched close 2026-09-25 · Disclosure and transaction dates differ.

Members with disclosed buys

Disclosure-by-disclosure copy returns

MemberPublishedModeled entryCopy return to 2026-09-25SPY same datesOriginal PTR
Rohit Khanna2020-11-202020-11-23+291.9% · $2919 per $1,000+133.5% · 158.4 pts excessOfficial source ↗
Rohit Khanna2018-10-102018-10-11Not measurable at shared closeNot measurableOfficial source ↗
Francis Rooney2018-03-152018-03-16+455.0% · $4550 per $1,000+219.3% · 235.7 pts excessOfficial source ↗
Charlie Joseph Crist2017-03-232017-03-24+607.1% · $6071 per $1,000+281.5% · 325.6 pts excessOfficial source ↗
Bob Gibbs2016-05-012016-05-02+442.4% · $4424 per $1,000+337.9% · 104.5 pts excessOfficial source ↗

Common questions

Who in Congress bought SUN?

Rohit Khanna, Francis Rooney, Charlie Joseph Crist, Bob Gibbs have publicly released SUN purchase signals in CopyGov through 2026-09-20. Each row below links to its original filing.

When did Pelosi buy SUN?

No Pelosi-household SUN purchase is currently in CopyGov's released record through 2026-09-20.

What would copying have returned?

For the latest released SUN buy, copying at the first close after publication returned +291.9% to 2026-09-25, compared with +133.5% for SPY over the same dates. The excess was 158.4 percentage points after 10 basis points per side.

The model enters at the first completed close after publication, not the original trade price, assumes 10 basis points per side, and ignores later sales. Verify ownership and amounts in the original PTR. Past outcomes are not forecasts.

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