Lampert Darren

CEO Darren Lampert bought 64,098 shares of GRWG at $1.55 on 2026-05-18; stock now $1.57, down 34.6% from 52-week high.

Lampert purchased 64,098 shares at $1.55, increasing his holdings to 1,765,800 shares. GrowGeneration's fundamentals remain weak: revenue declined 14.4% year-over-year to $38,391,000 in the latest quarter, with a net loss of $-4,922,000 and a market cap of $94,342,720.85. His cross-ticker track record shows 7 prior buys with an average 90-day return of -8.3% and a 0.00% win rate. At this same ticker, his prior four measurable buys at GRWG posted 90-day returns of -5.0%, -18.3%, -9.0%, and -1.0%—none well-timed—followed by a fifth buy on 2023-11-15 with outcomes not yet measurable. The current price of $1.57 reflects a 30-day and 90-day gain of +40.2% from the purchase, though this occurs against a 52-week backdrop where the stock remains -34.6% below its peak of $2.40.

CEO Darren Lampert buys 82,639 shares of GRWG at $1.19; stock now -63.1% from 52-week high amid -16.4% revenue decline

Darren Lampert, the CEO of GrowGeneration Corp., purchased 82,639 shares at $1.19 on 2025-03-19, increasing his holdings to 1,728,522 shares. The purchase occurs as GrowGeneration faces material operational challenges: annual revenue declined -16.4% year-over-year, the company posted a net loss of $-11,435,000 in the latest quarter, and the stock has fallen -63.1% from its 52-week high of $3.33, trading at $1.23 currently. Lampert's prior trades at this ticker show a 0 of 3 well-timed buy record at the 90-day horizon, with his two most recent prior purchases resulting in -8.0% and -18.3% 90-day returns respectively. The combination of persistent unprofitability, deteriorating revenue trajectory, steep stock decline, and a pattern of prior poorly-timed accumulation at this same ticker suggests this purchase reflects circumstances other than a favorable entry point in a turnaround narrative.

CEO Darren Lampert purchased 57,467 shares of GRWG at $1.75 on 2024-11-19 ($100.6K), boosting holdings to 1.60M shares amid -46.6% decline from 52-week high and company unprofitability.

Darren Lampert acquired 57,467 shares at $1.75, adding to holdings during significant downward price pressure—stock is -46.6% from its 52-week high and down -12.3% over the past 30 days. The company remains operationally challenged: annual revenue declined -18.8% year-over-year, most recent quarterly revenue stands at $50,006,000.00, and net income was negative at $-11,435,000.00 for the fiscal year. Lampert's same-ticker history at GRWG shows mixed timing outcomes: 2 of 5 prior buy transactions achieved positive 90-day returns (on 2023-11-14 with +8.2% and 2023-11-13 with +20.4%), while 3 did not, suggesting his historical acumen at this specific stock is inconsistent. The purchase itself represents a +3.7% increase to his position at a stock trading near its 52-week low range, but executed at a point where fundamental headwinds—revenue contraction and operating losses—remain unresolved.

GRWG CEO Lampert buys 105,296 shares ($198.2K) over 2 days; cluster pattern with 2 other insiders in 14 days; stock -43.7% from 52-week high.

Darren Lampert, CEO of GrowGeneration Corp., executed 2 separate purchases totaling 105,296 shares for $198,185.80 on August 13–14, 2024, increasing his holdings by 7.3% to 1,538,416 shares. The purchases occurred at $1.88–$1.90 per share, at a time when the stock trades at $2.06 current price but is -43.7% from its 52-week high and down -19.8% over the past 30 days. Most notably, a cluster buy signal appears: 2 other insiders also purchased within the same 14-day window. This synchronized insider buying by multiple executives at depressed price levels, combined with the CEO's material accumulation, stands out against the company's negative fundamentals—GRWG reported -$5.9M net income in its latest quarter and -18.8% annual revenue decline. His prior 3 trades at this same ticker showed mixed 90-day outcomes (range -11.2% to +20.4%), so historical timing accuracy at GRWG is inconsistent. The cluster pattern and the magnitude of the CEO's purchase merit scrutiny into whether insiders perceive an inflection point in the business, particularly given the recent sharp drawdown in share price.