Dierdorff Thomas T

EVP Thomas Dierdorff executed offsetting SNV trades: 6.2K shares sold at $50.53, 6.2K bought at $50.56 same-day

Dierdorff executed two offsetting Form 4 transactions on 2025-08-28: selling 6,200 shares at $50.53 and buying 6,200 shares at $50.56, resulting in a net position of 20,954 shares. The trades were executed at virtually identical prices (3-cent spread) within the same day, suggesting a technical portfolio adjustment rather than a directional conviction signal. His prior trades at Synovus show mixed results—while 2 of 4 prior trades at SNV were well-timed at the 90-day mark, the most recent pair (2025-01-28 buy and sell) resulted in -6.9% 30-day and -20.9% 90-day returns. With the company trading at a P/E of 9.13 and annual revenue declining 15.6% year-over-year, the offsetting trade pattern offers limited insight into management confidence in the stock direction.

EVP Thomas T Dierdorff executed offsetting transactions (1,680 shares sold and repurchased at $55.03) on same day at SYNOVUS FINANCIAL CORP

On 2025-01-28, Dierdorff executed 2 separate transactions in the same filing: sold 1,680 shares at $55.03 for $92,450.40 and bought 1,680 shares at $55.03 for $92,450.40, resulting in no net position change. This wash transaction leaves his holdings at 13,471 shares post-transaction. The matched buy and sell at identical price and volume on the same day is characteristic of a routine exercise or scheduled plan adjustment rather than a discretionary conviction signal. No FLAG data is present to clarify the trading plan status, and the timing context is limited: SNV is trading at $56.51 (up 10.3% over 30 days and up 14.4% over 90 days), but the identical execution price rules out any assertion about market timing. His cross-ticker track record shows modest historical accuracy (1 prior buy with 90d win rate 100%, but 1 prior sell with 0% well-timed rate), though this particular same-ticker history offers limited sample size (2 prior trades in October).

EVP Dierdorff swaps 1,841 shares at ~$48.80–$48.86, maintaining 14.8K shares post-transaction.

Dierdorff executed a same-day sale and purchase of 1,841 shares at prices separated by $0.06, resulting in minimal net economic movement ($89,840.80 sold vs $89,951.26 purchased). This simultaneous bid-ask transaction is characteristic of an option exercise settlement or tax-loss harvesting, not a discretionary conviction trade. The company's latest quarter shows revenue of $4,346,000.00 and net loss of $-14,028,000.00, yet the P/E ratio of 25.42 reflects market expectations inconsistent with reported losses. Dierdorff's holding of 14.8K shares post-transaction remains substantial, but the mechanical nature of this swap—offsetting volumes at near-identical prices—provides minimal signal about insider confidence or concern regarding SNV's direction.