SCHORSCH NICHOLAS S has a one-company portfolio, and the direction is entirely toward accumulation. Across 77 Form 4 filings, he has bought $863,553.15 in the open market and sold nothing. His total acquired value, which includes compensation grants, reaches $5,139,067.33)Skip. No open-market sales appear in the record, and the recent stretch confirms the bias: 21 purchases and zero sales.
The ticker is NYC, and the buying has been steady through 2026. In January, he put money to work nearly every trading day, with purchases ranging from $11,750.40 on January 13 to $19,518.72 on January 28. The pace continued into the summer. He bought $8,300 on June 22, $8,390 on June 25, $46,350 on June 29, and $76,240 on June 30, then added $33,400 on August 26 and $34,050 on August 27. Those small, frequent dollar amounts are consistent with systematic open-market buying rather than a one-off position.
The larger entries are compensation, not purchases. On April 24, 2026, he received an award valued at $1,910,166.54. Another grant came June 26 at $2,106,754.11, and a third on August 25 at $1,122,146.68. Those are code A transactions, which are automatic and carry no cash outlay. The code M and F entries, tied to option exercises and tax withholding, are mechanical. The only code showing conviction is P, and every P in the recent record is a buy. SCHORSCH has not sold a single share in the open market, and his latest filings continue that pattern.
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