Pattern file
Nancy Pelosi
Politician, CA-11, final term
PTR (STOCK Act), roll-call votes
Lifetime record
On record since Jul 2026, latest document May 2026
Calls built on them: 0 won, 0 lost, 1 open.
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
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. The draft is held: a vote next to a trade is two documents, not a say/do pair. What completes it is her own words on data-centre power, AI energy, fuel cells or grid capacity. None exists as of Sep 22, 2026.
Statement stream, awaiting a filing pair
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Reported as having endorsed a congressional stock-trading ban in principle, before voting No on H.R. 7008.
Primary quote not yet located. If found, this upgrades Receipt 02 into a pure say/do pair.