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Nancy Pelosi

Nancy Pelosi

Politician · CA-11, final term · PTR (STOCK Act) · roll-call votes

Credibility score

Building · 2 receipts on record

1 routine · 1 tell

The household trades through the spouse (owner code SP on every PTR), in a repeating shape: long-dated call options, 10 to 14 months to expiry, round strikes, seven-figure sizes, in policy-adjacent mega-caps. December 2025: Jan-2027 calls in GOOGL, AMZN, AAPL, NVDA alongside mega-cap share sales (45,000 AAPL, 20,000 NVDA, 20,000 AMZN, 10,000 DIS). May 2026: 200 INTC calls and 200 UBER calls, both $50 strike, expiring 3/19/27. Filings arrive near the disclosure deadline, and trading comes in bursts with months of silence between. When a new PTR fits this shape, it is routine for her. When one breaks it, that is the story.

  1. 02 A month after filing new options bets, she voted No on banning them. Jul 22, 2026 Primary verified routine
  2. 01 Defended the CHIPS Act. The household was already long its biggest winner. Aug 9, 2026 Primary verified tell
  • Exp 3/19/2027 INTC 200 calls ($50 strike) and UBER 200 calls ($50 strike): do they exercise, roll, or expire?
  • Jan 2027 Disclosure obligations end when she leaves office. Late-term trades get less scrutiny time.
  • Ongoing Any CHIPS-related vote or statement pairs automatically with the standing Intel position.
  • Reported as having endorsed a congressional stock-trading ban in principle, before voting No on H.R. 7008.

    24/7 Wall St (secondary, unverified) · Jul 2026

    Primary quote not yet located. If found, this upgrades Receipt 02 into a pure say/do pair.

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