A new Periodic Transaction Report filed with the U.S. House of Representatives shows that Hon. Nancy Pelosi’s spouse purchased shares of Bloom Energy Corporation Class A Common Stock (BE) on July 28, 2026. The filing describes the transaction simply as ‘Purchased 5,000 shares,’ with the total value disclosed in the $500,001 to $1,000,000 range, as required under the STOCK Act’s periodic disclosure rules for members of Congress and their immediate family.
Under our internal classification system, this filing is tagged as a ‘congress buy’ signal, reflecting a disclosed purchase transaction rather than a sale. The STOCK Act requires members of Congress to report trades made by themselves or their spouses within a set window, and this report appears to have been filed in compliance with that requirement. Nothing in the disclosure itself indicates any wrongdoing; the law exists specifically to make these trades visible to the public.
An Insider Sale on the Other Side
What makes this filing notable is its timing relative to activity inside Bloom Energy itself. Company insider Chambers John T sold BE shares on August 3, 2026, in a transaction valued at $3,083,700 — falling within 30 days of Pelosi’s spouse’s disclosed purchase. Insider sales by corporate executives and directors are also subject to their own separate disclosure regime (typically Form 4 filings with the SEC), and are common for a variety of routine reasons, including compensation-related stock plans, diversification, and tax planning. Taken together, though, the two filings sit on opposite sides of the same stock within a short window, which is the kind of pattern whoisbuyingnow.com exists to surface for readers tracking congressional and insider activity side by side.
This is not the first Bloom Energy disclosure tied to Pelosi’s household this cycle. As covered in our earlier report, Pelosi’s Bloom Energy Options Bet Meets Insider’s $3M Sale, a prior filing also showed activity in BE around the same period, suggesting this is an evolving story rather than an isolated data point.
As always, a Periodic Transaction Report is a disclosure of a trade, not a statement of intent, strategy, or advice to other investors. Members of Congress and their spouses are permitted to hold and trade individual stocks, subject to the reporting obligations that produced this filing. Readers interested in the underlying mechanics of these reports, including how amount ranges and filing deadlines work under the STOCK Act, can find additional context across our ongoing coverage of congressional trading disclosures.
We will continue to track any additional filings tied to Bloom Energy, Pelosi’s household, or Chambers John T as they become public.