Skip to content
Inside the Suits
Founding members
Nancy Pelosi

Pattern file

Nancy Pelosi

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

Lifetime record

On record since Jul 2026, latest document Jul 2026

3 receipts
0% words held, 0 of 1 scored
2 months average gap, words to document
1 open watch, next 2027-03-19

Calls built on them: 0 won, 1 lost, 0 open.

The record as a path

Nancy Pelosi
Call 001: Intel vs. the S&P 500LostVoted to make data centres pay for grid power. The household already owned the onsite alternative.RoutineDefended the CHIPS Act. The household was already long its biggest winner.Still openA month after filing new options bets, she voted No on banning them.Routine
Statements we checked1

What the colours mean

Each root, and the card it starts from

  • RoutineThe gap exists but means nothing. Most threads land here, and saying so is the point.
  • AlignedWords and filings point the same way, but nothing was promised.
  • KeptA checkable promise the filings confirm was honoured.
  • MissedA checkable promise with a deadline, and the deadline passed without it being met.
  • TellThe gap reveals something the words alone would not. Red stays rare on purpose.
  • Still openAn open question. It runs to the date something is due to settle it.
  • Open callA published forecast still running, scored at its deadline.
  • Call wonA finished call that was right. Blue, as on the board.
  • Call lostA finished call that was wrong. It stays on the board for good.

Each step along a root

  • SaidTheir own words: a post, a speech, an interview, a call.
  • TradeA buy or a sell in a disclosure report or a Form 4.
  • FilingAnother document on the public record.
  • Law or orderA vote, a bill, an executive order, a rule.
  • CourtA complaint, an order or a judgment.
  • DataAn official number: Treasury, Medicare, the Fed, an agency release.
  • EventSomething that happened and is on the record.
  • StockThe move since the thread opened. Green up, orange down.

Words are blue. Documents are grey and told apart by their icon. The last step takes the colour of the verdict, or of the question while it is still open. Nothing here claims one thing caused another: it is what followed, in order, each with its source.

The playbook

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.

Receipt history

  1. 20 Voted to make data centres pay for grid power. The household already owned the onsite alternative. Sep 16, 2026 Primary verified routine
  2. 02 A month after filing new options bets, she voted No on banning them. Jul 22, 2026 Primary verified routine
  3. 01 Defended the CHIPS Act. The household was already long its biggest winner. Aug 9, 2026 Primary verified tell

What we're watching

  • 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.
  • Open Voted Yea on H.R. 9340, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on Sep 16, 2026 (Roll Call 312, 417 to 3). The household bought Bloom Energy shares and calls on Jul 24 and 28. The vote makes grid power costlier for data centres; Bloom sells the onsite alternative. Published on Oct 7, 2026 as receipt 20 and scored routine. It is a vote next to a trade, which is two documents and not her own words next to a document, and the receipt says so. Her own words on data-centre power, AI energy, fuel cells or grid capacity would change what it is. None exists as of Oct 7, 2026.

Statement stream, awaiting a filing pair

  • 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.

← Watchlist

Every receipt, by email

Receipts as they publish, a note every Thursday, and the founding rate locked in when the club opens.

Already have an account?

No spam. Unsubscribe from any email. Privacy

See what founding members get

On the watchlist