Nancy Pelosi Stock Trades: What Is She Buying?

Few portfolios are watched as closely as Nancy Pelosi's. Here's how her stock trades become public, why they lean so heavily into big tech, and how to see every new filing the moment it posts.

When people search for "Nancy Pelosi stock trades," they're looking for the trades disclosed under the STOCK Act — the 2012 law that requires members of Congress to publicly report their stock transactions. Pelosi, one of the longest-serving members of the House, files these like every other member. Reading them is completely legal: it's public record, not inside information.

Who actually makes the trades?

An important detail: many of the transactions disclosed under Nancy Pelosi's name are executed by her husband, Paul Pelosi, a venture capitalist and investor. Under the STOCK Act, a member must disclose trades made by their spouse and dependent children, not just their own — so the filings appear under the member's name.

Why her trades get so much attention The disclosures have historically featured large, concentrated bets on mega-cap technology — often through long-dated call options, which are leveraged wagers that a stock will rise. That combination of size, timing, and conviction is what makes them a magnet for retail investors and the press.

What kinds of stocks appear in the filings?

Rather than fixate on any single position (which changes over time), it's more useful to know the pattern. Pelosi's disclosures have concentrated in the biggest names in tech:

For the current picture, the only authoritative source is her latest Periodic Transaction Reports (PTRs) — which is exactly what a tracker surfaces for you.

How to track Nancy Pelosi's stock trades

There are two ways to follow her filings:

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Frequently asked questions

What stocks does Nancy Pelosi trade?

Her disclosed trades — largely executed by her husband Paul Pelosi — have concentrated in mega-cap tech and long-dated call options on names like Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon. The authoritative record is her PTR filings.

How can I track Nancy Pelosi's stock trades?

Read her Periodic Transaction Reports in the House disclosure portal, or use the Mimic app to see her STOCK Act filings with photos and real-time alerts.

Is it legal for Nancy Pelosi to trade stocks?

Yes. The STOCK Act requires disclosure but does not ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks. As of 2026, no ban has become law.

How long after a trade must she disclose it?

Within 45 days, under the STOCK Act. Disclosures show a dollar range rather than the exact amount.