Across 70 Form 4 filings spanning six companies, Michael Kalinoski reported no open-market purchases and total open-market sales of just $12,662.87. By contrast, the aggregate value of shares acquired through compensation or option exercises reached $25,360.10, leaving a net positive balance of acquired holdings. That gap indicates an insider whose position is growing primarily through non-market mechanisms rather than deliberate buying or selling.
The most recent cluster of filings, dated Feb. 23, 2026, consists entirely of transactions coded “J,” which are not open-market trades. They cover multiple tickers and include notable dollar values: MVT at $37,049.01, MYD at $11,545.40, MQT at $5,558.31, and a series of smaller entries for BKN, MQY, MVF, and MYI, many repeating at $1,402.46 or $846.34. A separate batch from Feb. 9, 2026, lists zero-value transactions for BLE, BYM, BFK, and MHD. These filings show no recent open-market sales or purchases—the recent sell count and buy count are both zero.
The pattern is one of passivity in the open market. Kalinoski has not used personal capital to acquire shares in any of the six companies, and the only selling activity in the entire filing history amounts to roughly $12.7 thousand, a negligible figure relative to the compensation-driven additions. The dominant trend is mechanical: shares are accumulating via grants or exercises, while the most recent reported transactions appear to be administrative adjustments or distributions rather than directional bets.
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