If Keith Gill and wallstreetbets are names that excite you in the investing world, there’s one more you may want to add to your watch list: Nancy Pelosi.

Pelosi is one of the most prominent figures in U.S. politics, currently serving as the Speaker of the House. But the 82-year-old — alongside her venture capitalist husband Paul who does most of the trading — also loves participating in the stock market.

Of course, even politicians don’t have a 100% win rate.

A public disclosure in July showed that Paul Pelosi sold his shares in microchip giant Nvidia for a substantial six-figure loss. The sale came amid intense scrutiny over Paul’s purchase of Nvidia right before the $52 billion chip subsidy vote.

That said, recent developments suggest that Paul Pelosi’s sale of Nvidia worked wonderfully in his favor.

Here’s a closer look at the trade — and another Pelosi move that likely resulted in a seven-figure profit.

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Nvidia (NVDA)

As a leading designer of graphics cards, Nvidia shares have had a solid bull run over the past decade. But that rally came to an abrupt stop towards the end of 2021. In 2022, the stock has fallen over 50%.

Nvidia’s plunge is substantial even when compared to other beaten-down stocks in the semiconductor sector.

On June 17, Paul Pelosi exercised 200 call options on Nvidia (that were expiring on June 17) at a strike price of $100, valued at between $1 million and $5 million.

Then, on July 26, Paul Pelosi sold 25,000 shares of Nvidia at an average price of $165.05. According to a public disclosure, the transaction resulted in “a total loss of $341,365.”