James Schmidt, CFO, Treasurer, and Secretary of Vicor Corporation (VICR), has been a consistent seller of company stock, with no open-market purchases recorded across his 75 total transactions. His recent activity, concentrated in late June 2026, shows a clear disposition pattern: 19 sales totaling roughly $1.4 million between June 22 and June 25, alongside several option exercises (coded M) and a single grant (coded A) with no cash value. The sales were executed in multiple tranches, ranging from approximately $15,900 to $248,800 per transaction, with the largest single-day total occurring on June 22, when nine sales brought in about $660,000.
The transaction mix reveals a mechanical rhythm rather than a concentrated bet. On June 25 alone, Schmidt sold shares in seven separate transactions worth a combined $297,651, while simultaneously exercising options valued at $100,000. Similar pairings appear on June 22, 23, and 24, where option exercises (ranging from $19,982 to $40,015) were immediately followed by sales—a pattern consistent with a cashless exercise-and-sell strategy. Over the full filing history, Schmidt’s total sell value stands at $7,989,579, with zero buy value, underscoring a persistent one-way direction.
The June 22 grant (coded A) adds context: it represents compensation, not a purchase, and does not offset the selling bias. Across all 75 trades, Schmidt has never acquired shares through open-market purchases, and the recent cluster of sales—all in VICR—shows no reversal in direction. While the option exercises and tax-related withholdings (coded F) are automatic, the repeated open-market sales (coded S) indicate a deliberate reduction of his stake, with the most recent activity occurring just days before the end of the second quarter.
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