WASHINGTON, D.C. — Nancy Pelosi's investment portfolio gained 20.1 percent in 2025, according to an annual report from UnusualWhales. This performance exceeded the 16.64 percent return of the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust during the same period.

Based on these returns, Pelosi ranked 28th among congressional traders for 2025. Her disclosed trading volume for the year was $48.6 million, an increase from the $39.2 million recorded in 2024.

Over the past decade, Capitol Trades estimates Pelosi's cumulative return at approximately 816 percent. By comparison, Berkshire Hathaway generated a cumulative return of roughly 282 percent over the same ten-year span. As of mid-2026, Capitol Trades estimated Pelosi's net worth between $642 million and $649 million, up from an estimated $121 million in 2013.

Data indicates Pelosi has engaged in an average of roughly one trade every 22 days over the past 12 years. Her total disclosed trading volume since 2014 stands at $271.5 million across 213 trades.

In January 2025, Pelosi purchased Nvidia call options with an $80 strike price set to expire in January 2026. Nvidia shares rose 34.88 percent in 2025. Pelosi also held Alphabet and Amazon call options at $150 strikes, exercising these options for actual shares in 2026. Alphabet shares climbed 91 percent between January 2, 2025, and the time of reporting. In May 2026, she bought Intel and Uber call options.

A retail copy-trading portfolio designed to mimic Pelosi's investment moves recorded a 72 percent gain in 2025. Donald Trump increased his Intel holdings after the U.S. government acquired a 9.9 percent stake in Intel in August 2025. Five of the top nine congressional stock performers in 2025 were Republicans, with Representative Warren Davidson leading the group with a 78.8 percent return. Both Pelosi and Trump have publicly advocated for a congressional trading ban. Pelosi is scheduled to retire in January 2027.