Roth James M

Roth James M, Chief Revenue Officer, has demonstrated a consistent pattern of selling activity across his tenure, with no recorded purchases in SEC filings. His transactions, totaling $2.12 million in sales, are concentrated in a single company, GTM, with no buys across 39 reported trades. The most recent sales include a $1,220 transaction on March 3, 2026, and a $299,953 sale on February 18, 2026, following earlier dispositions of $174,148 and $184,636 in February and January 2026, respectively. Smaller sales, such as $3,472 in December 2025 and $148,456 in October 2025, further reinforce the trend. The filings also show multiple transactions coded as "M" (likely representing option exercises or other non-sale events) with no associated dollar value, suggesting Roth may have acquired shares through compensation before selling them. The absence of buying activity and the recurring sales—particularly the larger dispositions in early 2026—indicate a sustained reduction in Roth’s holdings in GTM. While the reasons for these sales are not disclosed, the pattern aligns with executives periodically liquidating equity as part of compensation or portfolio management. The lack of diversification, with all transactions tied to GTM, suggests his equity exposure is heavily concentrated in this single position. The recent acceleration in sales, including the near-$300,000 transaction in February, could reflect either planned divestment or a shift in his holdings, though the filings provide no explicit rationale. The data presents a clear, one-directional trend: Roth has consistently been a net seller of GTM shares.