Pelosi Discloses Purchases of Intel Stock and Call Options, Along with Bloom Energy
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Nancy Pelosi bought 10,000 Intel shares and call options on July 24, while also opening a position in Bloom Energy — both bets expire in June 2027, marking another major tech-and-energy wager by Congress's most watched trader.
What exactly did she buy in Intel?
Pelosi purchased 10,000 shares of Intel (INTC), valued between $500,000 and $1 million.
She also bought 50 call options — contracts that pay off if the stock rises — with a $50 strike price, expiring June 17, 2027.
This means → she is not trimming around the edges. Stock plus options is a two-year directional bet that Intel trades above $50.
What is the Bloom Energy play?
On the same day she bought 15,000 shares of Bloom Energy (BE), plus 100 call options.
The options carry a $100 strike price, also expiring June 17, 2027.
In plain terms = Bloom Energy makes fuel cells and clean-energy power systems. The structure mirrors the Intel trade — long-dated, levered upside through options.
Why do Pelosi's trades keep drawing scrutiny?
She is one of the most active traders in Congress and has faced persistent criticism for it.
Her last disclosure, in June, included call options on Intel and on Uber Technologies.
This reflects an unresolved debate: lawmakers have access to legislative and policy information, and whether their personal trading constitutes an unfair advantage remains an open question.
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