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Latest: Insider Bought $96K of Shares · Apr 2026

Insider buying has outpaced selling at GMEX Robotics Corp (GMEX): 3 buy filings versus 0 sell filings across 1 distinct insider, most recently in Jun 2026. Its highest-significance filing in the last 90 days: HRT FINANCIAL LP bought $96K, transaction dated Apr 2026.

3 filings analyzed · Latest 2026-06-09

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Buys
3
Sells
0
Insiders
1
Direction
Net buying

Historically, medium-priority insider buys have outperformed the S&P 500 by a median ~1% over the 30 days after the trade — the edge is concentrated in that first month (n ≈ 7,162, 2024-2026). Past results don't predict the future. How we measure this ↗

June 2026
2026-06-09
medium
65,025 shares
$59,628
@ $0.92
Significance 4

HRT Financial LP sold 79,257 shares at $0.98 on 2026-06-08 while stock down -92.9% from 52-week high of $11.87

HRT Financial LP executed 2 transactions in a 3-day window: purchasing 65,025 shares at $0.92 on 2026-06-05 and selling 79,257 shares at $0.98 on 2026-06-08, resulting in a net reduction of holdings by 34.6% vs pre-transaction holdings. The sales price of $0.98 represents a 6-cent premium over the purchase price, though the current price of $0.84 now sits -92.9% below the 52-week high of $11.87. Across HRT Financial LP's cross-ticker history, prior buys averaged +59.7% 90-day return with a 60.00% win rate, while prior sells averaged +0.2% 90-day return with a 33.33% well-timed rate—however, at GMEX specifically, all 4 prior trades remain unmeasurable at the 90-day mark, offering no pattern to reference. The timing and sequencing of these two transactions merit observation given the stock's extreme 30-day decline of -58.4%.

April 2026
2026-04-30
low
135,198 shares
$47,725
@ $0.35
Significance 3

10% owner HRT Financial LP buys then immediately liquidates entire GMEX stake within one day

HRT Financial LP, a 10% beneficial owner of GMEX Robotics, executed a striking portfolio maneuver: purchasing over 135,000 shares at $0.353 on April 28, then selling its entire remaining position—over 401,000 shares—the very next day at $0.276. This rapid buy-and-dump pattern on a stock trading dramatically below its year-long highs suggests opportunistic rebalancing rather than insider conviction about the company's prospects. The timing is particularly telling: the purchase happened at a modestly higher price than the subsequent sale, indicating the fund may have been adding to average down before exiting entirely—a defensive institutional posture. With the company's modest market capitalization and the stock in the depths of a prolonged decline, HRT Financial's complete exit signals that even a major shareholder sees limited near-term upside and prefers to redeploy capital elsewhere.

2026-04-28
high
182,636 shares
$96,072
@ $0.53
Significance 5

HRT Financial (10% owner) bought 182,636 shares for $96,072.03 at blended $0.53, tripling stake to 253,917 shares amid -45.6% 30-day decline.

HRT Financial LP filed two separate purchases totaling 182,636 shares for $96,072.03, increasing its position by 256.2% from 71,281 to 253,917 shares. The transactions occurred on 2026-04-24 at $0.57 per share (133,500 shares) and 2026-04-27 at $0.41 per share (49,136 shares), with a blended average of $0.53. The purchases follow a significant 30-day price decline of -45.6%, occurring when the stock trades -77.8% below its 52-week high of $10.71. Across all open-market history, HRT's prior buys averaged +397.0% 30-day return, but same-ticker timing history shows no measurable outcomes yet at GMEX. The timing and magnitude of accumulation in a declining stock warrants tracking of subsequent price action and fundamentals.

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