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Former Speaker, U.S. House of Representatives
Congressional leader whose household stock trades consistently outperformed the market
Nancy Pelosi served as Speaker of the House (2007-2011, 2019-2023) and has been a member of Congress since 1987. She and her husband Paul Pelosi have accumulated an estimated $240 million fortune, with their stock portfolio consistently outperforming the market. Paul Pelosi's trades have drawn particular scrutiny: in 2021, he purchased Nvidia call options weeks before a congressional push for semiconductor subsidies (CHIPS Act), bought Google parent Alphabet shares before a House antitrust vote, and sold Visa stock shortly before the DOJ filed an antitrust case. While Pelosi opposed the STOCK Act's trading restrictions for members of Congress, she later reversed her position in 2022 under public pressure.
Household stock portfolio consistently outperformed market indexes
Paul Pelosi bought Nvidia call options weeks before CHIPS Act push
Paul Pelosi bought Alphabet stock before House antitrust vote on Google
Paul Pelosi sold Visa stock before DOJ antitrust suit announcement
Initially opposed STOCK Act restrictions on congressional stock trading
Estimated household net worth of $240 million accumulated during congressional career
Paul Pelosi convicted of DUI in August 2022
Husband; venture capitalist whose stock trades track congressional activity
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1987
Elected to Congress representing California's 5th district
2007
Became first female Speaker of the House
2021
Paul Pelosi trades drew scrutiny: Nvidia options, Alphabet, CrowdStrike purchases
February 2022
Initially said "We are a free market economy" opposing trading bans
September 2022
Reversed position; endorsed stock trading restrictions for members
January 2023
Stepped down as Democratic leader; remained in Congress