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Paul Pelosi's stock transactions, which are publicly disclosed due to the couple's prominence, highlight a pattern of strategic investing that raises eyebrows. On December 31, 2024, he sold $24 million worth of Apple stock and an additional $5 million in shares of an artificial intelligence computer chip maker. Just weeks later, the latter's stock price dropped by 113%, leading to questions about the connection between their trades and market behavior.
The notoriety of the Pelosi's trading success has prompted the creation of a tool dubbed the “Nancy Pelosi Stock Tracker,” which allows investors to follow the Pelosis’ investment decisions. Many retail investors now use this tracker to mimic the trades, suggesting that the Pelosis' financial moves may be influencing broader market trends.