Nancy Pelosi Stock Trades

Nancy Pelosi Trading Profile

Nancy Pelosi's most recent disclosure batch, covering trades dated July 24 to July 28, 2026, shows purchases in Bloom Energy Corp alongside fresh buys in Intel Corporation. The activity fits a pattern that has held for years: virtually every trade in this record is attributed to a spouse, not to Pelosi herself.

Of the 229 disclosed transactions in this record, 203 carry the SP attribution code, meaning they are spousal transactions. Only 24 are coded SELF and 2 are joint. None are attributed to a dependent child. That distinction matters for anyone reading this record: the disclosures are filed under Nancy Pelosi's name, but the transactions reflected here are predominantly attributed to her spouse, not to the congresswoman herself.

Concentrated, Recurring Trading Activity in Mega-Cap Tech

The disclosure record spans August 14, 2012 through July 28, 2026, and totals 229 transactions: 142 purchases, 85 sales, and 2 other actions such as exchanges. Activity has been uneven year to year. It peaked at 39 transactions in 2022 and 38 in 2020, dropped as low as 7 in 2023, and has picked back up recently with 19 transactions in 2025 and 16 so far in 2026, with all 2026 entries so far purchases apart from a single exchange.

Apple is the most frequently disclosed name in this record, appearing in 35 transactions (18 purchases, 17 sales) with the latest dated December 30, 2025. NVIDIA follows with 15 transactions, 11 of them purchases, most recently a purchase dated January 16, 2026. Visa appears in 15 transactions, and every one of them is a sale, the last dated July 1, 2024. Amazon (13 transactions), Disney (12), Alphabet Class A (9), Microsoft (9), and PayPal (8) round out the most active names. Hertz shows 10 transactions, all purchases, but the most recent dates to July 16, 2015, meaning it reflects historical rather than recent activity.

By sector, Information Technology dominates with 79 transactions, followed by 49 in securities the record classifies as Unknown sector, then Communication Services with 33, Financials with 28, Industrials with 18, and Consumer Discretionary with 17. Health Care and Utilities each show just 2 transactions, and Materials shows 1. The recurring trading activity in names including Apple, NVIDIA, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Amazon, is the clearest throughline across the nearly fourteen-year record.

The most recent filings show that emphasis evolving rather than disappearing. The July 2026 purchases added Bloom Energy Corporation, a fuel-cell and hydrogen-electrolyzer manufacturer based in San Jose that sells on-site power-generation systems to data centers, utilities, and industrial customers, and Intel Corporation, the Santa Clara chipmaker organized around its CCG, DCAI, and Intel Foundry segments. A transaction dated May 29, 2026 added a purchase of Uber Technologies. On January 16, 2026, the disclosures show purchases spanning Vistra Corp, an integrated power-generation and retail-electricity company, Amazon, Alphabet Class A, Tempus AI, a healthcare technology and diagnostics company based in Chicago, and NVIDIA, alongside an AllianceBernstein Holding L.P. units purchase in the $1,000,001–$5,000,000 range.

The late-December 2025 transaction batch is notable for combining buying and selling in the same names within days: purchases of Alphabet, Apple, and NVIDIA on December 30, 2025 sat alongside sales of PayPal, Alphabet (partial), and Disney the same day, following partial sales of NVIDIA, Apple, and Amazon on December 24, 2025. Similar windows containing both purchases and sales appear elsewhere in the record. The year-end 2022 filing, for example, logged partial sales across Netflix, PayPal, Roblox, Alphabet, Disney, and AllianceBernstein units during a ten-day span.

Earlier years in the record show similar sector concentration with different securities layered in. Palo Alto Networks, a cybersecurity company, was purchased three times between February and December 2024. A Broadcom purchase and a Tesla sale were dated June 24, 2024, while a Microsoft sale was dated July 26, 2024. The record also includes nominal-value transactions: a $1.00 Roblox sale in January 2023 and a $9.00 Salesforce sale in December 2022, disclosed alongside transactions carrying much larger amount ranges.

Disclaimer

This Quantellect profile is compiled from publicly available congressional financial disclosure filings and reflects only the transactions and attributions contained in those filings. It is not investment advice and should not be construed as a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Transactions disclosed under a member's name may be attributed to a spouse, dependent, or other party as indicated by the attribution codes, and this profile describes those filing attributions without asserting who directed a transaction. The latest source filing is available through the Office of the Clerk of the House. Disclosure requirements are governed by the STOCK Act of 2012 and the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide.