HOUSE DISCLOSURES · NANCY PELOSI
Nancy Pelosi stock trades.
Explore reported ranges, instruments and owners. Go straight to the source.
Sources checked October 27, 2026 · SEC API editorial
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The range. The owner. The original.
11 records from two selected reports. Historical examples, not a complete or latest trade feed.
Each line spans the reported lower and upper bound. It is not an exact execution value or portfolio weight.
Sources & methodology
Manually checked against House reports 20026590 and 20034836 on October 27, 2026. All selected rows carry owner SP. Option exercises are separated from new option purchases using the report descriptions, even when both have transaction code P. No deduplication across a full history or amendment reconciliation is implied.
Disclosed activity ≠ a portfolio.
These selected reports identify the owner as spouse (SP). Amounts are bands, not exact prices. Exercises and new purchases are different actions. No current holdings, returns or finding of wrongdoing can be inferred from this sample.
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Use the House Clerk search ↗ to inspect periodic reports, annual reports and amendments separately. Preserve transaction dates, owner labels and original descriptions. A disclosure is not evidence of illegal insider trading.
RESEARCH CHECKLIST
What a disclosure can actually tell you.
| Keep this field | Why it matters | Common analytical mistake |
|---|---|---|
| Owner label | Distinguishes self, spouse, dependent child and joint accounts. | Attributing every household transaction to the named officeholder personally. |
| Transaction and filing dates | Separates the reported event from when it became disclosed. | Plotting filing dates as if they were execution dates. |
| Reported amount band | Preserves the precision actually present in the report. | Using the midpoint as a known trade value or portfolio weight. |
| Instrument terms | Distinguishes stock from calls, puts and exercises. | Treating an option strike as the cost of the transaction. |
| Original report and amendments | Defines the source population and correction history. | Calling a selected sample the latest or complete portfolio. |
Before you compare two trackers
- Align the same report identifiers and amendment status.
- Compare the same owner, instrument and transaction-date window.
- Check whether dollar figures are reported ranges or estimates.
- Ask what the sample excludes before interpreting any apparent pattern.
Can these records establish insider trading or investment returns?
No. A disclosed transaction alone does not establish unlawful trading. Returns require additional execution, position, corporate-action and valuation information. These pages show reported activity and its source context; they do not supply a verified performance history.
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