Nancy Pelosi's Stock Trades in 2026: Full Breakdown

Nancy Pelosi's Stock Trades in 2026: Full Breakdown

Nancy Pelosi disclosed 7 stock purchases in 2026 totaling roughly $9.4 million in combined volume (using the midpoint of each STOCK Act disclosure band). The filings show only buys: zero sales were reported. The most recent cluster of transactions hit the disclosure register on August 21, 2026. Intel dominated her activity, appearing in three separate purchases. Bloom Energy and a real estate fund rounded out the core holdings.

!Pelosi's 2026 Purchases by Company. Intel leads with 3 trades; Bloom Energy accounts for 2. Uber and REOF XXV represent single positions.

What did Pelosi buy in August 2026?

On August 21, Pelosi filed five transactions in a single day. She bought Bloom Energy (BE) twice: once in the $500,001 to $1,000,000 band and again in the $1,000,001 to $5,000,000 band, making it her largest single purchase of the year. Intel received two buys that same day: one for $500,001 to $1,000,000 and another for $250,001 to $500,000. She also acquired a position in REOF XXV, LLC, a real estate fund, in the $500,001 to $1,000,000 range.

The concentration of five filings on a single date reflects the STOCK Act reporting window, which allows lawmakers 45 days from transaction date to file. These August 21 disclosures likely represent purchases made in late June or July.

What was her earlier activity in 2026?

On June 23, Pelosi disclosed two additional purchases. She bought Uber in the $500,001 to $1,000,000 band and Intel in the $1,000,001 to $5,000,000 band. The Intel position was her second-largest single trade of the year.

Why does the disclosure band matter?

The STOCK Act requires members of Congress to report stock trades, but filers tick a range (a band) rather than enter an exact dollar amount. This transparency requirement exists to flag potential conflicts, but the bands make it impossible to know the precise purchase price. When we say Pelosi bought Intel for roughly $2.75 million across three trades, that figure uses the midpoint of each band. The actual total could have been anywhere from roughly $1.75 million to $3.75 million.

This is not a flaw in Pelosi's filing. It is how the system works. Understanding the band structure is essential when reading any congressional trade disclosure.

Which stocks did Pelosi buy most?

Intel (ticker INTC) appeared in 3 of the 7 trades. Bloom Energy (BE) appeared in 2. Uber and REOF XXV each represent a single purchase. No other tickers were disclosed.

Tech and growth-adjacent holdings dominated the activity. Intel is a large-cap semiconductor manufacturer. Bloom Energy manufactures fuel cells and energy storage systems. Uber operates ride-hailing and food delivery. These are not defensive dividend stocks or bond proxies. They are cyclical, volatile assets tied to economic activity and tech spending.

Were there any sales?

No. All 7 disclosed transactions in 2026 were purchases. Zero sales were reported on Pelosi's filings. This pattern of only buying and never selling is unusual enough to stand out, though without access to her entire portfolio we cannot say whether she holds positions from prior years that she chose not to unwind.

How does this compare to her prior years?

Without prior-year data in this brief, we cannot make that comparison here. Readers interested in her longer trading history can visit Nancy Pelosi's profile page on SteadyShares to scan filings back multiple years and spot patterns in sector preference, trade frequency, and timing.

The bottom line

Pelosi bought $9.4 million of stock in 2026 with zero sales reported. Intel and Bloom Energy were her core holdings, and she made no attempt to hedge or diversify into defensive positions. The data shows what she bought and when; it does not show why.

This is educational information, not financial advice.