Follow the Power · Congressional trading disclosures
Nancy Pelosi
U.S. Representative, California 11thEvery Periodic Transaction Report filed with the House Clerk, with the reported trade date and the date the public could first see it, and what following those reports would have returned.
Buy every stock Nancy Pelosi's House reports show being purchased (by her or her spouse), at the close of the first trading day after the report is published. Sell 60 trading days later. Option purchases are simulated as shares of the underlying, because option prices are not available.
Simulated value
$9,080
Total return
−9.2%
SPY, same dates
$10,414 · +4.1%
Max drawdown
−23.2%
+6.1%−21.7%
Jun 24, 2026—— Strategy −9.2%—— SPY +4.1%Sep 18, 2026
2 completed trades · 1 open, not counted · Jun 24, 2026 – Sep 18, 2026
Pelosi: hypothetical entry on the reported trade date
Hypothetical — not replicable
The same purchases, entered at the close on the trade date the filer reported, before the public could know. Sell 60 trading days later.
Simulated value
$10,323
Total return
+3.2%
SPY, same dates
$10,184 · +1.8%
Max drawdown
−25.7%
+35.2%−16.1%
May 29, 2026—— Strategy +3.2%—— SPY +1.8%Oct 19, 2026
3 completed trades · May 29, 2026 – Oct 19, 2026
Simulated with historical prices, equal weight across open positions, 5 bps commission and 10 bps slippage per side. These are not actual trades and not realized profits. Past results do not predict future returns. Not investment advice.
Limits of this profile
Reports give value ranges, not amounts, and most trades are reported for her spouse.
Option purchases are simulated as shares of the underlying stock because option prices are not available to INSIDER.
The trade-date simulation is hypothetical: nobody outside the account could have acted on that date.