Nancy Pelosi's husband sells calls in Micron, Nvidia for loss, exercises Alphabet options
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A new congressional trading form filed by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi disclosed that her husband Paul sold call options in Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU) and Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) for a loss of less than $1M, while making other trades.

The filing, which stems from CongressTrading.com, a database that keeps track of lawmaker's stock trades, shows that Paul Pelosi lost $392,575 on the Micron (MU) call options he purchased in December 2021.
The 82-year-old Pelosi also lost $361,476 on Nvidia (NVDA) call options he bought in July 2021.
The report also details that Paul exercised 200 call options to buy Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG) (GOOGL) for roughly $2M and let call options on Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) expire for a loss of $132,824.
Both the Alphabet (GOOG) (GOOGL) and Disney (DIS) call options were also purchased in December 2021, Seeking Alpha reported at the time.
The transactions all took place on September 16, the filing added.
Earlier this month, investment firm Citi cut its earnings estimates on Nvidia (NVDA), citing worries over slowing data center sales as a result of the weakening global economy.