On June 8, Representative Gil Cisneros of California filed a disclosure in which he revealed a total of 101 stock market trades he executed between May 4 and June 2, 2026.
The Congressman, who already drew attention by disclosing more than 1,000 equity buys and sales between April of the last year and April of the current year, traded shares across multiple markets, investing in the U.S., Japan, Germany, and France.
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These are Gil Cisneros’ biggest latest stock market buys and sales
The politician’s largest purchase came in the form of a new Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) stock position, worth up to $100,000, and made on May 15. Notably, MSFT shares’ performance since then means the Representative may have already lost nearly $4,000 on the blue-chip technology giant.
Elsewhere, once government securities are excluded, Cisneros’ biggest overall sale was accounted for by Flex Ltd. (NASDAQ: FLEX), a Singaporean-American manufacturing company.
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The politician dumped up to $180,000 worth of FLEX shares across four trades – up to $15,000 for a $30,000 total on May 12 and May 14, up to $50,000 on May 7, and up to $100,000 four days later.
Representative Gil Cisneros sells German, buys French and Japanese equity
Outside the U.S., Congressman Gil Cisneros sold up to $15,000 worth of equity of the German weapons manufacturer Rheinmetall, while investing up to $15,000 in the French banking giant BNP Paribas.
Simultaneously, the Japanese market trades might be, despite not being the biggest in the filing, the most interesting.
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Specifically, the Representative appears to have made a bet on the Asian nation’s semiconductor industry by putting money in Tokyo Electron – an underdiscussed technology firm that already saw its equity rise nearly 70% in 2026 and that is up a respective 25.52% since the May 18 buy.
The investment in SoftBank moved in the opposite direction.
Indeed, the company’s recent emergence to the top spot among Japan’s firms in terms of market cap quickly drew comparisons with theDot-com bubble, and its latest failure to raise $6 billion via a loan backed by its OpenAI stake ensured the equity plunged more than 25% since the June 2 buy.
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