Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi executed a series of significant technology stock trades totaling more than $30 million while recovering from a hip injury sustained during an official visit to Luxembourg, according to a recent Congressional Disclosure Report. .
What Happened: Pelosi’s latest trading activity includes sizable positions in major tech companies through options contracts. On January 14, she bought 50 call options each on Alphabet Inc., Google’s parent company. google and Amazon.com Inc. AMZNthe value of each position ranges from $250,001 to $500,000.
The contract expires in January 2026 and has a strike price of $150.
The former chairman’s biggest recent deal was the sale of Apple Inc. AAPL The company sold its stock on Dec. 31, disposing of 31,600 shares worth between $5 million and $25 million. On the same day, she sold 10,000 shares of NVIDIA Corp. stock. NVDA It is worth between $1 million and $5 million.
These trades follow Pelosi’s hospitalization in Luxembourg, where she was treated for a fractured femoral neck during the 80th anniversary commemoration of the Battle of the Bulge. Despite her injury, she remains active in investing.
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Why it matters: The deal comes after reports that Nancy Pelosi’s stock tracker posted a 54% gain in 2024, outperforming most hedge funds and even the popular Inverse Cramer stock tracker. attracted attention. The track record has reignited debate over stock trading in Congress, with critics calling for tighter regulations.
In September, President Donald Trump questioned the timing of Pelosi’s previous deals, particularly regarding Visa. V The stock sale preceded the Department of Justice’s lawsuit against the company. Pelosi’s press secretary has consistently maintained that all transactions complied with federal disclosure requirements under stock laws.
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