Tuozzolo Claudio, a corporate vice president at Vicor Corporation (VICR), has been a consistent seller of company stock over the past year, with SEC Form 4 filings showing 61 total transactions, all in the single company. The pattern is unambiguous: zero open-market purchases and zero acquisitions, against $14.05 million in total sales. The recent activity, spanning February through June 2026, shows 12 sales transactions, with the largest single disposition occurring on April 24, 2026, at $2.79 million, followed by a $1.41 million sale on May 11. Smaller sales ranged from roughly $52,000 to $985,000, with the most recent sale on June 11 totaling $213,809.
The transaction stream is dominated by paired option exercises (code M) and same-day sales (code S), a mechanical pattern typical of a compensation-driven liquidation strategy. For instance, on May 6, 2026, Tuozzolo exercised options worth $50,000, $72,853, and $163,527, while simultaneously selling shares valued at $276,925, $332,864, and $1.09 million. Similarly, on May 11, option exercises of $217,300 and $157,506 accompanied sales of $1.32 million and $1.41 million. The only non-sale transactions are two zero-value grants (code A) on May 5 and June 22, 2026, which represent compensation awards rather than conviction purchases.
The data reveals a clear directional bias: Tuozzolo has been a net seller throughout the observed period, with no indication of accumulation. The sales are substantial in aggregate, but the consistent pairing with option exercises suggests a routine monetization of vested equity rather than a reaction to specific market events. The absence of any open-market purchases (code P) underscores that the insider has not used personal capital to increase his stake, leaving the selling pressure as the dominant signal in his Form 4 history.
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