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Congresswoman pulls out her wallet

Nancy Pelosi with new positions totaling approximately $13,500,000 in stocks and options

By the SpyStocks desk · · 2 min read

Congresswoman pulls out her wallet,

Nancy Pelosi with new positions totaling approximately $13,500,000 in stocks and options

Nancy Pelosi is re-entering the market, this time with new trades -

And the interesting part is not just the amount - but which stocks Pelosi purchased:

Bloom Energy - $BE - a new position of up to $12,000,000

Pelosi purchased a total of 15,000 shares of $BE.

In addition - she purchased CALL options on $BE with a strike price of $100 and an expiration in June 2027.

This is not just a bet on a technology stock.

Bloom Energy is at the heart of one of the most important stories in the market right now - the demand for electricity from data centers and AI

The market has already understood that a GPU is only part of the equation; without available electricity, there is no data center - without a data center, there is no large-scale AI.

Intel - $INTC - up to $1,500,000

In addition to the stocks - she also purchased CALL options with a strike price of $50 and an expiration in June 2027,

But here the thesis is different,

Intel is a bet on the company's recovery, its manufacturing capabilities in the US, and its ability to turn massive investments in chip factories into a growth engine.

And the structure of the trades tells another story:

Pelosi is not just buying stocks - she is also buying long-term options,

Meaning - part of the exposure is built for a scenario where the stocks not only rise - but rise enough to make the options particularly profitable,

The market is currently chasing GPUs,

Pelosi is putting her money on what powers it - and on the only American manufacturer

We are following this closely

Good intel travels.

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