One household towers over Congress’s AI buying: Pelosi disclosures of $3.75M–$13.5M dwarf every other lawmaker’s AI purchase found

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Purchases of AI-related stocks and options disclosed by U.S. federal officeholders with trade dates between March 2, 2026 and September 2, 2026, screened from congressional-trading databases and financial news as of September 2, 2026. Amounts are STOCK Act disclosure brackets — ranges, never exact costs — and household or spouse trades count toward the filer’s disclosure, not necessarily the officeholder personally.

Largest clearly quantified AI-related purchase positions, ranked by disclosed range

Log dollar scale · each bar spans the lower to upper bound of the disclosed bracket(s) · hover for the blocks behind each bar
AI power infrastructurechips & semiconductor equipmentAI software / data-center networking
The Pelosi household’s July Bloom Energy position — framed by coverage as an AI-energy and data-center-power play — sums to roughly $3.0M–$12.0M across four disclosed blocks, filed with the House Clerk on Aug 21. finance.yahoo.com
The second Bloom tranche’s trade date is unresolved: one account reports July 26, while Dow Jones and most others report July 28. tradingview.com
The same filing added Intel: 10,000 shares plus 50 call options ($50 strike, June 2027), roughly $750K–$1.5M — taking the household’s combined disclosed AI purchases as high as $13.5 million. tri-cityherald.com
No other lawmaker’s quantified AI purchase found exceeds $50,000: Gilbert Cisneros’s April 14 AMD and Palantir buys tie at $15,001–$50,000, and everything else quantified sits in the $1,001–$15,000 tier. paddock.markets

Disclosed AI-related purchases in the window

* second Bloom tranche date per Dow Jones; one source reports July 26 · “not extracted” = purchase reported but bracket not captured; excluded from the ranked chart
Trade datePoliticianOwnerCompanySecurityDisclosed amountSource
2026-07-24Nancy PelosiHouseholdBloom Energy (BE)10,000 shares$1,000,001–$5,000,000finance.yahoo.com
2026-07-24Nancy PelosiHouseholdBloom Energy (BE)100 calls, $100 strike, exp. Jun 17 2027$1,000,001–$5,000,000finance.yahoo.com
2026-07-28*Nancy PelosiHouseholdBloom Energy (BE)~5,000 shares$500,001–$1,000,000tradingview.com
2026-07-28*Nancy PelosiHouseholdBloom Energy (BE)100 calls, $100 strike, exp. Jun 17 2027$500,001–$1,000,000finance.yahoo.com
2026-07-24Nancy PelosiHouseholdIntel (INTC)10,000 shares$500,001–$1,000,000tri-cityherald.com
2026-07-24Nancy PelosiHouseholdIntel (INTC)50 calls, $50 strike, exp. Jun 17 2027see notetri-cityherald.com
2026-04-14Gilbert CisnerosMemberAMDshares$15,001–$50,000paddock.markets
2026-04-14Gilbert CisnerosMemberPalantir (PLTR)shares$15,001–$50,000hillstreetbets.com
2026-03-16Gilbert CisnerosMemberPalantir (PLTR)shares$1,001–$15,000hillstreetbets.com
2026-04-14Gilbert CisnerosMemberAdobe (ADBE)shares$1,001–$15,000paddock.markets
2026-07-10Dan NewhouseMemberMicron (MU)shares$1,001–$15,000thelincolnianonline.com
2026-07-10Dan NewhouseMemberArista Networks (ANET)shares$1,000–$15,000bargo.ai
2026-03-19John BoozmanMemberNvidia (NVDA)shares$1,001–$15,000quiverquant.com
2026-07-15John McGuireApplied Materials (AMAT)sharesnot extractedtickerpine.com
2026-06-26Cleo FieldsNvidia (NVDA)sharesnot extractedhillstreetbets.com
2026-06-25Michael RulliNvidia (NVDA) & Micron (MU)sharesnot extractedtickerpine.com

Method: publicly reported federal financial disclosures (STOCK Act periodic transaction reports) and coverage of them, screened from live web results across congressional-trading databases, disclosure-linked pages, and financial news as of 2026-09-02; 80 screened transaction rows plus sourced Pelosi and Cisneros detail. Purchases only, trade dates 2026-03-02 to 2026-09-02. Amounts are disclosure brackets; summing bracket endpoints yields only an allowable aggregate range, not a cost. Ranked chart keeps only rows with extracted dollar bounds; duplicates, sales, unresolved amounts, executive annual disclosures, private holdings, and state/local officials were cut. Largest disclosed purchases found — not an exhaustive audit.

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