Kevin Tang, chief executive officer of three publicly traded companies, has been a consistent and aggressive buyer of his own firms' stock, according to SEC Form 4 filings. Over the period covered, he executed 43 transactions with a total purchase value of approximately $41.7 million, with zero open-market sales. The buying has been concentrated in two tickers: BOLD and FULC, with the activity accelerating sharply in July 2026. In the most recent 25 filings, all were open-market purchases (code "P"), reflecting a clear accumulation pattern rather than any disposition of shares.
The pace and size of the purchases have been notable. On July 16, 2026, Tang bought $415,348.76 worth of FULC and $45,118.04 of BOLD. The following day, he added $179,326.40 in FULC and a smaller $646.60 position in BOLD. Earlier in the week, on July 14, he made three separate FULC purchases totaling roughly $462,905.72, alongside a $106,623.54 BOLD buy. The BOLD trades have been more frequent but smaller in scale, ranging from a $17.36 purchase on July 9 to a $178,313.88 acquisition on July 1. The FULC trades, while fewer, have driven the bulk of the dollar volume.
The pattern is unambiguous: Tang has not sold a single share in the reporting window. His only non-purchase transaction was a $16,500 acquisition (likely a grant or award), which is compensation rather than a discretionary buy. The absence of any "S" or "D" codes, combined with the steady drumbeat of "P" transactions across two tickers, indicates a sustained, high-conviction accumulation phase. The most recent filings, all dated between June 26 and July 21, 2026, show no sign of slowing, with purchases occurring nearly every trading day.
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