Collier Charles, president of Roku Media, has filed 143 Form 4 disclosures covering a single company: Roku (ROKU). Every transaction in that set is a sell or a compensation-related event. His total open-market sales reached $114,882,085.55, and his total open-market purchases were zero. The pattern is one-directional: Charles has sold ROKU stock on a monthly cadence throughout 2026 and has not bought a single share on the open market.
The most recent cluster of sales came on September 4, 2026, when Charles sold ROKU in two transactions worth $224,922.98 and $1,387,201.41, respectively. On September 2, he executed nine separate open-market sales ranging from $69,642.72 to $218,007.60. Earlier in the month, on September 1, a tax-withholding event (code F) cost him $2,297,644.69 in shares, paired with an option exercise valued at $0 and a grant (code A) from August 14. August 4 brought four sales: $139,948.84, $1,358,580.44, $210,640.82, and $1,288,855.50, plus an option exercise at $509,239.71. July 6 followed a similar structure, with sales of $175,268.96 and $1,288,175.35 alongside another $509,239.71 exercise. June 4 closed out the visible run with sales of $477,584 and $682,078.32.
The recurring monthly pattern is consistent. Charles exercises options, sells a large block, and sells smaller tranches across multiple trades. The exercise values repeat at $509,239.71, which suggests a fixed grant schedule. The absence of any code-P purchase in his entire filing history means his open-market activity has been entirely on the sell side. His most recent filing on September 4 shows the largest single sale value of the month at $1.39 million.
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