Nancy Pelosi has filed her first stock disclosure since June, according to records retrieved by Finbold’s Insider Trading Alert system.

Reigniting debate around congressional trading, The latest filing, submitted on October 24, 2025, shows a partial disposition of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) shares valued between $100,001 and $250,000.

According to the report, Pelosi offloaded 382 personally held Apple shares on October 22, and at the time, Apple closed at $229.12. While headlines often frame Pelosi’s moves as market exits, the filing specifies the shares were contributed to Trinity University in Washington, DC, classifying it as a charitable donation rather than a direct market sale.

That nuance hasn’t stopped the disclosure from drawing attention. Pelosi’s trades, and those of her husband Paul Pelosi have frequently been tracked by retail investors and hedge funds alike, who view congressional filings as potential signals on large-cap tech stocks. 

Her timing, especially in mega-caps like Apple, Nvidia, and Microsoft, has often stirred controversy and fueled calls for stricter bans on trading by lawmakers.

The Apple transaction breaks a four-month lull since her last reported move, ensuring Pelosi’s trading record remains firmly in the eyes of market watchers. Whether charitable or not, filings of this scale tend to ripple through market chatter, particularly with Apple sitting at the center of both Washington policy debates and Wall Street positioning.