Nancy Pelosi stock trades
Stock trades Nancy Pelosi has disclosed under the STOCK Act, live from House filings, with the most-traded tickers.
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About this page
Nancy Pelosi is a Democratic member of the US House of Representatives from California. Like every member of Congress, Pelosi has to report stock trades in periodic transaction reports under the STOCK Act. This page reads those filings from the site's live disclosure record, newest first, with the trade date, filing date, ticker, buy or sell and the reported amount band.
The profile card adds every trade in the site's disclosure record, the tickers traded most and an estimated net worth from the latest annual financial disclosure. Any ticker opens in the Stock Analyzer, and the congress stock trades tracker shows the same record for the rest of Congress.
How can I track Nancy Pelosi's stock trades?
This page lists the trades Pelosi has disclosed in the site's live record of House filings, newest first, and the profile card below the table sums up that record and the most-traded tickers. New filings are checked every hour, so a fresh disclosure shows up here within the hour it is published.
Why are Pelosi's trades disclosed weeks after they happen?
The STOCK Act gives members of Congress up to 30 days from learning of a trade, and no more than 45 days from the trade itself, to file the report. Compare the Traded and Filed columns in the table to see how long each disclosure took.
Why are the trade amounts shown as ranges?
Periodic transaction reports disclose each trade's value in bands set by law, from $1,001 to $15,000 at the bottom up to over $50 million at the top, rather than as an exact figure. The table shows the band, so the size of any single trade is only known within that range.
Where do Nancy Pelosi's trade filings come from?
Members of the US House of Representatives file their periodic transaction reports with the Clerk of the House, which publishes them as public records. This page reads them through the same disclosure feed behind the site's congress stock trades tracker.
What is Nancy Pelosi's net worth?
The estimate on this page comes from Pelosi's 2025 annual financial disclosure, filed in May 2026: the assets the report lists minus the debts it lists, each counted at the midpoint of its disclosed dollar range. Homes a member lives in do not have to be reported, so they are left out. Because every line is a broad range, the true figure can sit well above or below the estimate, and estimates that count assets without subtracting debts come out much higher.
Does Pelosi trade stocks herself, or does her spouse?
In her 2025 annual financial disclosure, filed in May 2026, nearly every stock and option position is listed with her spouse as the owner, and so is every trade the report lists for the year. Members must report their spouse's trades as well as their own, which is why these filings appear under her name.
Is copying Pelosi's trades a good strategy?
Filings can arrive up to 45 days after the trade, so anyone copying one buys or sells long after it happened, and research on whether congressional portfolios beat the market is mixed. The record is best read for transparency rather than as a trading signal. General information, not advice.