McGraner Matt’s SEC Form 4 activity across 47 filings paints a picture of a corporate insider whose transactions are dominated by compensation mechanics rather than discretionary market moves. Over the period covered, he recorded zero open-market sales and zero acquisitions, with his only outright purchase activity totaling $156,420 — a modest figure relative to the scale of his other filings. The bulk of his reported transactions fall under codes M (option exercises), F (shares withheld for tax), and A (grants or awards), which are automatic or compensatory in nature and carry no directional signal about his conviction in the underlying equities.
The recent filings, spanning April through June 2026, show a consistent pattern across four tickers: NXDT, NXRT, NREF, and NA. On June 10, 2026, McGraner exercised options in NXDT at zero value, paired with a tax-withholding transaction worth $80,354.43. Similar M/F pairings appear throughout the period — for instance, on May 22, 2026, NXRT saw a tax withholding of $245,117.08, and on April 4, 2026, NREF recorded $250,847.36 in withheld shares. The largest single withholding was $420,741.14 in NA on April 3, 2026, alongside multiple option exercises in the same ticker. These are not open-market buys or sells; they are the mechanical consequences of vesting equity awards, where shares are surrendered to cover tax obligations.
Notably, McGraner’s only true open-market purchase — the sole code P in his history — accounts for the entire $156,420 buy total, but no such purchase appears in the recent window. The absence of any S (open-market sale) or D (sale to issuer) codes reinforces that his activity is entirely inbound: receiving awards, exercising options, and letting shares be withheld for taxes. For investors tracking insider sentiment, this profile suggests a holder who is accumulating through compensation but not actively trading on the open market, with no recent signal of either bullish buying or bearish selling.
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