A new disclosure filed under the STOCK Act shows that the spouse of Hon. Nancy Pelosi purchased shares of Intel Corporation common stock (INTC) on July 24, 2026. The transaction, reported in a Periodic Transaction Report filed with the U.S. House of Representatives, falls in the $500,001 to $1,000,000 range and is described by the filer simply as: ‘Purchased 10,000 shares.’ Our internal classification tags this filing as a congress buy signal.
Periodic Transaction Reports are required disclosures under the STOCK Act, a law designed to give the public visibility into the financial holdings of lawmakers and their immediate family members. The filing itself is not an indication of any wrongdoing, nor should it be read as guidance to buy or sell any security. It is simply a matter of public record now available for tracking.
A Notable Cross-Signal at Intel
What makes this filing particularly worth noting is its timing relative to activity inside Intel itself. Company insider Chandrasekaran Nagasubramaniyan sold INTC shares on July 30, 2026, just six days after the Pelosi household’s purchase was dated, and well within the 30-day window our tracking system flags for cross-referencing. The insider sale was recorded with a $0 transaction value in the disclosure data, a detail that can occur in certain reporting formats but is worth noting as part of the full picture.
Taken together, the two filings offer a snapshot of divergent activity around the same stock in the same short stretch of time: a large purchase tied to a member of Congress’s household on one side, and an insider sale on the other. Neither event, on its own or combined, implies coordination or improper conduct — both are separately disclosed under different legal regimes (the STOCK Act for congressional filings, and Section 16 reporting requirements for corporate insiders).
This filing also arrives in a period of heightened attention on Intel’s stock more broadly. Readers following the company’s insider activity may also want to see our earlier coverage of Intel CEO Tan Lip-Bu’s $10 million purchase of INTC shares at $95, which adds further context to the range of trading activity surrounding the chipmaker this year.
As always, whoisbuyingnow.com will continue monitoring both congressional Periodic Transaction Reports and insider filings tied to INTC for any further developments, updating this record as new disclosures become public.