Tommy Tuberville Net Worth (2026): Stock Trades & Portfolio
Tommy Tuberville Net Worth & Stock Trades
Net Worth, Explained
Estimates of Tuberville's net worth vary widely. Quiver Quantitative pegs it around $6 million in early 2026, while hedgefollow estimates closer to $4.3 million (range ~$2.8M to $5.8M). Disclosure-based methods that use the high end of his asset ranges run considerably higher, up to roughly $19 million from his 2023 filing. Because official figures are reported only as broad ranges, treat any single number as one estimate among several, not a settled total.
Where His Wealth Comes From
Tuberville built his wealth over a roughly 40-year career as a college football head coach (most notably at Auburn), which came with substantial salary and a pension, alongside investments and real estate. His U.S. Senate salary is $174,000. As with any member, his wealth and his stock trading are separate things, and we keep them separate here.
Notable Stock Trades
Tuberville is among the most active traders in the Senate. According to public STOCK Act filings and third-party trackers:
- He has roughly 1,214 disclosed trades totaling about $35.7 million in volume (midpoint of disclosed ranges), heavily weighted toward technology, with his most recent disclosed trade in December 2025.
- He drew national attention for STOCK Act late-disclosure issues on up to roughly $3.56 million of trades, including an Alibaba option and pandemic-sensitive names such as Regeneron, Johnson & Johnson and 3M while he sat on the Senate HELP committee (as reported by CNBC and others).
These are publicly disclosed filings and reported events, presented for education, not as accusations of wrongdoing.
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What is Tommy Tuberville’s net worth?
Estimated at roughly $4 million to $6 million in 2026 (Quiver Quantitative ~$6M, hedgefollow ~$4.3M), with disclosure-based methods running higher, up to about $19 million.
How did Tommy Tuberville make his money?
Mostly through a roughly 40-year college football coaching career (including Auburn) and the salary and pension that came with it, plus investments and real estate, alongside his $174,000 Senate salary.
What stocks does Tommy Tuberville trade?
He is a highly active, tech-weighted trader with about 1,214 disclosed trades. You can see his latest filings on the Congressional Trade Desk.
Did Tommy Tuberville violate the STOCK Act?
He was reported to have disclosed up to roughly $3.56 million of trades late, which is a STOCK Act filing-deadline issue. These are reported facts from his public filings; we present them neutrally, not as a legal conclusion.