Roth James M, Chief Revenue Officer, has filed 66 Form 4 transactions across two companies, with a total sell value of $1,342,352.01 and no open-market purchases. The pattern is one of consistent selling, almost entirely in GT Goodman Global Holdings (ticker: GTM).
The recent filings show five sales in the last five months. The largest was on October 2, 2026, when Roth sold GTM shares worth $76,866.33. That followed an April 2 sale of $209,786.89, the largest open-market sale in the period. Smaller sales occurred on September 2 ($391.98), July 2 ($61,927.29), and June 2 ($710). The September figure is minimal, likely a partial share disposal.
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The sale pattern is punctuated by automatic transactions. On the first of October, July, June, September, and April, Roth had shares withheld to cover tax obligations, with values ranging from $661.44 to $351,002.08. These F-code transactions accompany option exercises, which appear as M-code entries with zero dollar values. The April 1 tax withholding of $351,002.08 is the largest single cash event in the recent data, exceeding the open-market sale that followed the next day.
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Roth has not acquired shares through open-market purchases in any of the 66 filings. His acquisitions come through option exercises and compensation awards, such as an A-code grant on May 29, 2026. The consistent pattern is sell-side: open-market sales, tax withholdings, and option exercises that feed those sales. The dollar values of the open-market sales vary widely, from under $400 to over $200,000, but the direction is uniform.
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