Key points
- The Pelosi household disclosed call options, not shares, on Intel (INTC) and Uber (UBER).
- The trades were made May 29 and disclosed June 23 under the STOCK Act.
- Since then, Uber (UBER) is up about 4% and Intel (INTC) roughly flat.
Congressional trade disclosures are one of my favorite things to poke through, and this one was always going to get attention: the Nancy Pelosi household just reported new positions in Intel and Uber. Here is what the filing actually says, and how both stocks have moved since it went public.
What was disclosed
The trades were made by Pelosi's spouse on May 29, 2026, and disclosed on June 23 under the STOCK Act, the law that requires members of Congress to report their trades within 45 days. These were not stock purchases, though. They were call options, which give the holder the right to buy a stock at a set price by a set date.
- Intel (INTC): 200 call options, $50 strike, expiring March 19, 2027. Value listed at $1 million to $5 million.
- Uber (UBER): 200 call options, $50 strike, same expiration, valued at $500,000 to $1 million.
With Intel trading near $115 and Uber near $70 at the time, a $50 strike means both options were already deep in the money. These are long-dated, bullish bets that both stocks stay well above $50 into 2027, not quick trades.
What the stocks did after the news
The trades happened on May 29, but that was private. The public did not find out until the disclosure posted on June 23, so the number that actually matters for anyone watching is what the stocks did from that point on, not from a trade date nobody could see. Here is that picture, using the underlying shares.
| Stock | June 23 (disclosure) | June 24 (day after) | Now | Since disclosure |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Intel (INTC) | $132.28 | $131.65 | about $131 | about flat |
| Uber (UBER) | $69.67 | $73.85 | about $72 | up about 4% |
The usual storyline is "Pelosi buys, stock jumps." To be fair, the backdrop matters more than the filing here. Both names were disclosed during a rough stretch for tech, with the AI and chip complex selling off hard for much of that week. That broad weakness, not the disclosure, is the bigger reason a chip stock like Intel went nowhere after the news. Uber, which is not a chip name, actually rose about 6 percent the day after and is up about 4 percent since, bucking the soft tape rather than following it.
Intel did have a big run earlier, climbing from about $115 in late May to roughly $141 by June 22. But that happened while the trade was still private, so it is not a move anyone watching the disclosure could have caught.
Worth knowing
Two footnotes. Pelosi is not running for re-election, and the household reportedly plans to stop disclosing trades after January 2027, so filings like this will get rarer. And these positions run all the way to March 2027, which matches their patient, long-dated shape.
Bottom line
That is the filing in full: long-dated bullish options on Intel and Uber, and a quiet reaction once the news was public, Uber up about 4 percent and Intel basically flat. It is a public record, nothing more, and nothing here is advice.
Sources
- Yahoo Finance, Pelosi discloses bullish options bets on Intel and Uber
- Benzinga, Nancy Pelosi discloses new stock trades: here are the two picks
- Quiver Quantitative, New bullish bets on Intel and Uber through long-dated call options
This article is for general informational purposes only and is not investment advice. Prices are approximate and as of June 25, 2026, and will change. Always do your own research and consider speaking with a licensed financial professional before making any investment decision.