Pollak Todd, Chief Revenue Officer at MQ, has filed 80 Form 4 transactions, all in a single company. The pattern is one-sided. His total sell value is $1,037,376.08, and his total buy value is zero. He has never acquired shares through an open-market purchase, and his most recent activity shows no buys at all.
The recent filings cluster around September 1, 2026, and are dominated by option exercises (code M) with zero dollar values, paired with automatic tax-withholding sales (code F). Those F transactions range from $11,884.95 to $128,260.44, and they are mechanical, not discretionary. The one open-market sale (code S) came on July 1, 2026, for $316,447.50. That single sale accounts for nearly a third of his total sell volume and is the only recent trade that reflects a direct decision to liquidate shares.
The June and September option exercises are compensation events, not conviction buys. They add no cash value and are typically scheduled. The F transactions are mandatory withholdings. So the discretionary signal in the data is narrow: one sale in July, no purchases at any point in the filing history. The overall bias is toward selling, but the volume is modest for an executive with 80 filings, and the recent direction is mostly administrative rather than aggressive.
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