Gokey Timothy C

CEO Timothy C Gokey bought 5,300 shares of BR at $194.49 on 2026-03-06, holding now 142.9K shares; stock currently -29.2% from 52-week high.

CEO Timothy C Gokey purchased 5,300 shares of Broadridge Financial Solutions at $194.49, increasing his total holding by 3.9% to 142.9K shares. This buy occurs at $194.49 while the current price sits at $189.01, and the stock has declined 29.2% from its 52-week high of $266.89. Notably, Gokey's track record at this ticker shows 5 consecutive well-timed sells in August 2025 with consistent negative 90-day outcomes (ranging from -11.6% to -15.1%), demonstrating precise sell-side timing. His cross-ticker track record shows 50.00% well-timed rate on 12 prior sells with -2.7% average 90-day return. The buy at a 29.2% discount from the recent peak warrants observation of whether this purchase reflects conviction at depressed levels or is part of routine portfolio management, particularly given the company's solid fundamentals (revenue $1.7B, net income $284.6M, P/E 20.68, annual growth +5.9%).

CEO Timothy Gokey sold 5,674 shares of BR at $258.37 on 2025-08-25; continues string of 4 recent sales in August.

Timothy Gokey, Broadridge's CEO, executed his fourth insider sale in an eight-day window (August 13–25), selling 5,674 shares for $1,466,010.10 while retaining 143,285 shares post-transaction. The pattern of concentrated selling activity in a brief timeframe stands out against his cross-ticker track record, where only 1 of 11 prior sells was well-timed at the 90-day mark (14.29% well-timed rate). At Broadridge specifically, his April 2025 sale showed a -0.1% 90-day return, indicating the stock did not decline after that earlier sale. The current stock price of $257.29 sits near the transaction price of $258.37 and within recent trading range, with the company trading at a P/E of 32.40 against $1.8B in quarterly revenue and 5.9% annual growth—fundamentals that do not suggest distress. The clustering of four sales within days, combined with modest historical timing accuracy, warrants monitoring of whether this reflects scheduled portfolio management or a shift in CEO positioning.

CEO Timothy C Gokey sold 5,675 BR shares at $260.87 (8/18/25); holds 148,959 post-sale

Timothy C Gokey, the CEO of Broadridge Financial Solutions, sold 5,675 shares on 2025-08-18 at $260.87, reducing his holdings by 3.7%. The sale occurred near the 52-week high ($266.89 is only 2.6% above the transaction price), in an environment where the stock is up 8.8% over the prior 30 days. His cross-ticker track record shows a well-timed rate of 14.29% across 10 prior sales, though this low success ratio suggests limited predictive power; at BR specifically, 1 of 2 prior measurable sells (at 90-day outcomes) was well-timed, and the most recent same-ticker sale on 2025-08-15 is still within the measurement window. The timing here is ambiguous: the sale aligns with strong recent momentum, but the CEO retains a substantial position (148,959 shares post-sale), indicating continued alignment with the company's $30.5B market cap and $1.8B revenue base.

CEO Gokey sells 134,822 shares ($35.1M) in 3 transactions at $259.29–$262.46; reduces stake 46.6%

CEO Timothy C Gokey executed 3 separate sales totaling 134,822 shares for $35,102,464.96 on 2025-08-13 through 2025-08-15, reducing his holdings from 289,456 shares to 154,634 shares (a 46.6% reduction). The sales occurred near the 52-week high of $266.89 (current price $260.60 is -2.4% from that peak), and at a blended average price of $260.36. Historically, Gokey's prior 5 sales at Broadridge show a 20% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark, with mixed outcomes: 1 sale preceded an 8.7% 90-day rise, while another preceded a -5.0% decline. His cross-ticker track record shows a 14.29% well-timed rate across 7 prior sells with +5.0% average 90-day return, indicating the stock tended to rise after his sales. The stock is up 11.0% over 30 days and 8.0% over 90 days, trading at a P/E of 32.82 with strong fundamentals ($1.8B quarterly revenue, $243.1M net income, +5.9% annual revenue growth). The magnitude of this stake reduction—selling 46.6% of his position—merits investor monitoring of subsequent disclosures and company performance trends.

CEO Gokey sells 11,724 shares of BR at $245.07 for $2.9M; holds 143.1K post-sale

CEO Timothy C Gokey sold 11,724 shares at $245.07 on 2025-04-02, reducing his stake by 7.6% to 143,064 shares post-transaction. The sale occurred near the 52-week high ($246.25), with the stock currently trading at $239.91, down 2.6% from that peak. Gokey's prior sales at BR generated mixed timing outcomes: two prior sales in August 2024 resulted in positive 90-day returns (+8.7% and +8.8%), and his cross-ticker sell track record shows a 0.00% well-timed rate (all 6 prior sells across all tickers saw the stock rise afterward). This sale represents a moderate reduction from a substantial holding in a large-cap financial services company trading at a 36.97 P/E ratio; the transaction timing and holding retention pattern merit monitoring to assess whether further reductions signal changed conviction or reflect continued planned portfolio management.

CEO Gokey sold 95,956 shares (36.1% of holdings) for $22.6M at $235.43 avg on 2025-03-10.

Timothy C Gokey, CEO of Broadridge Financial Solutions, executed three separate sales totaling 95,956 shares for $22,591,277.82 at a blended average price of $235.43. The sales reduced his holdings from 265,744 shares to 169,788 shares, representing a -36.1% reduction in his position. At current price of $225.11, the stock has declined 8.0% from its 52-week high of $244.83, and Gokey's sales prices of $235.43 were notably above current levels. Across his prior three sales at Broadridge, none were well-timed at the 90-day mark (average 90-day returns: +8.7%, +8.8%, +4.7%), indicating the stock typically rose after his prior exits at this ticker. The company's fundamentals remain solid with annual revenue growth of +7.4% and net income of $142.4M on $1.6B revenue, though the P/E of 34.69 suggests the market has priced in significant growth expectations.

CEO Gokey sold 25,000 shares of BR at $209.31 on 2024-08-23, reducing stake to 206,349 shares; stock now -4.4% from 52-week high.

CEO Timothy C Gokey executed a sale of 25,000 shares worth $5.2M, reducing his BR holdings by -10.8% to 206,349 shares post-transaction. The sale occurred at $209.31, slightly above the current price of $209.03 and 4.4 percentage points below the 52-week high of $218.55. At the same ticker, Gokey made another sale just 7 days prior (2024-08-16), suggesting a concentrated selling window rather than isolated activity. His cross-ticker track record shows 2 prior sells with an average 90-day return of +4.7% and a 0.00% well-timed rate—meaning those sales were followed by stock appreciation, suggesting poorly executed timing on average. Within BR specifically, his one measurable prior sale (2023-09-06) yielded a 90-day return of +4.7%, also indicating the stock rose after he sold. The fundamental backdrop shows BR trading at a P/E of 31.82 with strong revenue growth of +7.4% year-over-year and net income of $213.7M, though the elevated valuation and recent downward price action coincide with the executive's elevated selling activity.

BR CEO Gokey sells 25,000 shares ($5.2M) at $209.11; retains 200,675 shares post-sale

CEO Timothy C. Gokey sold 25,000 shares (25.0K shares) of Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. (BR) at $209.11 on 2024-08-16, reducing his holdings by 11.1% to 200,675 shares. The transaction occurred near the 52-week high of $218.55, with the stock currently trading at $208.71, down 4.5% from peak. Historically, his single prior sale at this ticker on 2023-09-06 demonstrated a 90-day return of +4.7%, indicating the stock rose after that sale—a poorly-timed outcome. His cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior sell with a 90-day well-timed rate of 0.00%, suggesting his sales have not positioned ahead of declines. With Broadridge's strong fundamentals (revenue $1.7B, net income $213.7M, annual growth +7.4%, P/E 31.77), the sale reflects a material reduction in CEO equity exposure without clear antecedent negative signals in operational performance.