The Pelosis have raked in millions through stocks since Nancy became a member of Congress.

We all know. They haven’t stopped.

They have no shame, and it disgusts me, especially when they use the same company multiple times.

Paul Pelosi loves Nvidia:

The California Democrat’s husband, Paul, who owns a San Francisco investment and consulting firm, scooped up between $1 million and $5 million worth of call options in computer chip company Nvidia on Nov. 22. Pelosi, however, held off on reporting the transaction until right before Christmas.

On Nov 22nd, Nancy Pelosi and her husband bought Nvidia, $NVDA call options, a leveraged bet Nvidia would go up.

Since then, her Nvidia calls are up 85%. Her calls have made her $1.8 million, over EIGHT times her salary in 93 days.

I want to give you the history of Pelosi’s… pic.twitter.com/XIVUdaQ0HL

— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) February 23, 2024

This is getting ridiculous.

Nancy Pelosi’s $NVDA calls have made her $1,700,00 in 92 days, more than eight times her annual salary of ~$223,500.

With NVDA’s all time high, her $NVDA ITM calls are now up 82%.

An American making $60k/year requires ~30 years to make that amount. pic.twitter.com/PeCwbZyf9o

— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) February 22, 2024

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— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) February 22, 2024

Nancy Pelosi and her husband have purchased $2 million of Nvidia, $NVDA, call options.

You read that right.

The Pelosis purchased leveraged bets over a company they legislate, after divesting from $NVDA in 2022.

Merry Christmas! pic.twitter.com/Nf4XSB0guQ

— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) December 24, 2023

One of the first connections to Nvidia surfaced in 2022 when Paul snatched up a few dollars at a convenient time:

Nvidia is not new to the Pelosis. In 2022, Paul grabbed more than $1 million in Nvidia call options — which give investors the right to buy shares of a company at a specific price — just weeks before a congressional vote on providing massive subsidies to the chip manufacturing industry. He sold them after she received criticism over their timing.

At the time, Pelosi said that her husband had never made stock purchases based on information she had given him when pressed by Fox News Digital. Her office also distanced her from Paul’s financial decisions.

It is also not a shock that legislation introduced in either chamber to prevent insider trading gets absolutely nowhere.

Georgia Democrat Sen. Jon Osoff had a bill banning Congress members and their families from trading individual stocks. It would stick while the person is in office.

Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley’s PELOSI Act would have done the same thing.

Members of both parties are guilty of making these “unusually timed trades” that would land us ordinary people in jail for a long time.

🚨BREAKING🚨

I have just released the full report on politicians trading in 2023.

Like every year since 2020, US politicians beat the market.

And many in Congress made unusually timed trades resulting in huge gains.

Here are the top performers of 2023. pic.twitter.com/ykf9VICsBw

— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) January 2, 2024

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