Nancy Pelosi's new filing covers a single trade, against 20 purchases disclosed in her past year of filings. It is an office-property LLC, not a listed stock. The paperwork landed inside the legal window. And the year's buying bands are smaller money than its selling bands.
The whole filing is a single trade, and it is not a stock
Nancy Pelosi filed another disclosure on 2 October 2026, and it is thin. There is a single transaction in it, dated 8 September 2026: money put into REOF XXX, LLC A limited liability company: a private business wrapper. Investors put money in directly, and there are no shares trading on an exchange.. The filing describes it as 「Investment in LLC which is acquiring and managing a commercial office」, so this is office property, not something with a ticker. The gap from the 8 September trade date to the 2 October filing date is under a month, well inside the reporting window the STOCK Act The US law that makes members of Congress report their securities trades within a set number of weeks after the trade happens. allows. The filing page also says the paperwork arrived in time, 「meeting STOCK Act compliance requirements」. How late or early her earlier filings were is not available in this data, so there is no delay record to compare it against.
Glossary
- LLC
- A limited liability company: a private business wrapper. Investors put money in directly, and there are no shares trading on an exchange.
- STOCK Act
- The US law that makes members of Congress report their securities trades within a set number of weeks after the trade happens.
Data table
| name | low | high | series_role |
|---|---|---|---|
| AAPL sell | $15.1m | $75.2m | negative |
| BE buy | $3.0m | $12.0m | positive |
| NVDA sell | $2.0m | $10.0m | negative |
| INTC buy | $1.8m | $6.5m | positive |
| AB buy | $1.0m | $5.0m | positive |
| AMZN sell | $1.0m | $5.0m | negative |
| AVGO buy | $1.0m | $5.0m | positive |
| DIS sell | $1.0m | $5.0m | negative |
| GOOGL sell | $1.0m | $5.0m | negative |
| PANW buy | $1.0m | $5.0m | positive |
| NVDA buy | $1.1m | $2.2m | positive |
| GOOGL buy | $1.0m | $2.0m | positive |
| AMZN buy | $850,003.0 | $1.8m | positive |
| VST buy | $600,002.0 | $1.2m | positive |
| REOF XXV, LLC buy | $500,001.0 | $1.0m | positive |
Zoom out and the picture is busier. Her filings from the past two years carry 28 purchases. Over the same two years they carry 11 sales. One caveat on that scoreboard: swaps and other kinds of transactions are not counted as buys or sales at all, so the two tallies do not cover everything she filed.
Over the past year, this is one of the smallest tickets
Narrow the window to the past year and the count drops to 20 purchases. Sales over that same year come to 7. So by headcount, the buying side is the busy one.
Guess how many sales show up in her filings over the past year.
Actual7
The answer is 7. That is the surprise for most people: the selling side is rare by count, yet it carries the larger money bands of the year.
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7 The answer is 7. That is the surprise for most people: the selling side is rare by count, yet it carries the larger money bands of the year.
Data table
| name | low | high | series_role |
|---|---|---|---|
| AAPL sell | $10.0m | $50.0m | negative |
| BE buy | $3.0m | $12.0m | positive |
| INTC buy | $1.8m | $6.5m | positive |
| AB buy | $1.0m | $5.0m | positive |
| AMZN sell | $1.0m | $5.0m | negative |
| DIS sell | $1.0m | $5.0m | negative |
| GOOGL sell | $1.0m | $5.0m | negative |
| NVDA sell | $1.0m | $5.0m | negative |
| GOOGL buy | $750,002.0 | $1.5m | positive |
| AMZN buy | $600,002.0 | $1.2m | positive |
| REOF XXV, LLC buy | $500,001.0 | $1.0m | positive |
| REOF XXX, LLC buy | $500,001.0 | $1.0m | positive |
| UBER buy | $500,001.0 | $1.0m | positive |
| NVDA buy | $350,002.0 | $750,000.0 | positive |
| AAPL buy | $250,001.0 | $500,000.0 | positive |
By money, it flips. The purchase bands total $9.4m at the low end. At the high end they reach $30.9m. The sale bands start at $14.3m. Their top end is $70.5m. In other words, fewer sales, bigger sales.
Against that backdrop the new office deal is a small ticket, sitting among the lowest bands in the year's chart. Here too, exchanges and similar transaction types are left out of the buy and sell counts, so treat both numbers as a partial scoreboard rather than a full one.
Market reaction: there is no price to react
So what did the market do? Nothing you can measure. REOF XXX, LLC does not trade on an exchange, so there is no share price around the filing date, and price reaction data for this trade is not available. No chart, no earnings call, no analysts arguing on television.
That is the quiet lesson of the whole filing. A famous name draws the clicks, and the trade behind it turns out to be a landlord deal behind a locked door. The things you can actually watch are the listed names in the earlier filings and the dates printed on them, which already sit weeks behind the trades themselves.
Risks
- Disclosed positions are already weeks old by the time you read the filing.
- Filings give amount ranges, not exact amounts, so any size comparison stays rough.
- Following a filing is not the same as holding the position at the same time.
Sources
- Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives, Periodic Transaction Reports: Nancy Pelosi — data as of 2026-09-08; fetched 2026-10-24 18:47 UTC, 2026-10-24 20:19 UTC