Nancy Pelosi Stock Trades

The two most recent transactions disclosed for Nancy Pelosi introduce two names that had never before appeared in her trading record: Intel and Uber. Both were purchases dated May 29, 2026, both attributed to her spouse, and both were reported in one disclosure, with a transaction range of $1,000,001 to $5,000,000 for Intel and $500,001 to $1,000,000 for Uber. It is a small but telling data point. Across 222 disclosed transactions stretching back to August 2012, large technology names recur frequently, and the newest filing adds two fresh tickers to the list.

Of those 222 transactions, 196 are attributed to her spouse, 24 to Pelosi herself, and 2 to a joint account. That split matters for how this record should be read: the overwhelming share of the trading activity disclosed under her name reflects transactions attributed to her spouse, not personal decisions she made directly. The dataset shows no dependent-child or unknown-attribution transactions.

Activity has never been flat. The busiest year on record is 2022, with 39 transactions split almost evenly between 19 purchases and 19 sales, followed by 2020 with 38. Activity then thinned sharply to just 7 transactions in 2023 before climbing back to 14 in 2024 and 19 in 2025. Through May 29, 2026, nine transactions have been disclosed for the year, eight of them purchases and one an exchange, with zero disclosed sales so far in 2026. That is a distinct posture for this stretch of the year: acquisitive, with no reported reductions.

A Trading Record Built Around a Handful of Mega-Cap Names

Apple is the most frequently disclosed security in the record, appearing in 35 transactions (18 purchases, 17 sales) through December 30, 2025. Nvidia follows with 15 transactions (11 purchases, 4 sales), most recently January 16, 2026. Visa appears 15 times as well, but every one of those 15 is a sale, with the most recent dated July 1, 2024, a name that shows up exclusively on the exit side of the ledger. Amazon (13 transactions), Disney (12), Alphabet Class A (9), Microsoft (9), and PayPal (8) round out the names with the deepest transaction history. Hertz stands out for a different reason: 10 transactions, all purchases, with the last one dated July 16, 2015, a security that saw concentrated buying activity roughly a decade ago and has not reappeared in a disclosure since.

By sector, Information Technology accounts for the largest share of disclosed transaction rows at 77, followed by Communication Services at 33, Financials at 28, and Consumer Discretionary at 17. A meaningful 48 transaction rows carry no sector classification at all, these correspond to disclosures such as AllianceBernstein Holding L.P. units, REOF XX/XXV/XXVI LLC interests, Forge Investments LLC, Versant Media Group, and a Matthews International mutual fund, none of which come with a standard equity sector tag in the underlying filings.

The January and May 2026 Filings

The January filing, covering trades from late December 2025 through January 2026 (official filing), shows purchases across Vistra, Amazon, Alphabet, Apple, Tempus AI, Nvidia, and a $1,000,001–$5,000,000 purchase of AllianceBernstein Holding units, alongside sales and partial sales in Amazon, Alphabet, Apple, PayPal, Disney, and Nvidia dated December 24 and December 30, 2025. A small exchange transaction in Versant Media Group, valued at $15.00, was also disclosed in that same filing. The subsequent filing (official filing) covers the May 29, 2026 purchases of Intel and Uber described above.

Intel designs and manufactures computing and data-center semiconductors, including client and server CPUs, and has a strategic AI-infrastructure collaboration with Infosys, per its company description in the disclosure data. Uber operates ride-hailing, delivery, and freight logistics platforms across Mobility, Delivery, and Freight segments. Nvidia and Broadcom, both recurring names in the record, are data-center and AI-infrastructure semiconductor companies; Palo Alto Networks, also a repeat name with three purchases and no sales, is a cybersecurity platform provider. This is consistent with the broader concentration in Information Technology that shows up across the full 222-transaction history.

Nancy Pelosi's disclosed trading activity currently carries a Quantellect Score of 93, placing her in the "elite" tier and ranked 6th in a 76-member scored cohort as of August 21, 2026. That places her among a small group: of 537 sitting members, 276 have no disclosed trades at all, and 73 sitting members currently carry a score.

About This Profile

This profile is built from official congressional financial disclosure filings and reflects only what those filings report. Transactions are disclosed under a member's name but may be made by the member, a spouse, a dependent child, or a joint account, as required under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act of 2012 (Pub. L. 112-105) and detailed in the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide (instruction guide). Dollar amounts reflect disclosed transaction ranges, not exact figures. This profile does not report current holdings, portfolio value, or investment performance, and nothing in it should be read as investment advice.