Gregory N Roberts

GOLD CEO Gregory N Roberts files 2 separate sales totaling 40,000 shares for $1,663,236.00, cutting holdings from 68.2K to 28.2K shares.

Gregory N Roberts, Chief Executive Officer of Gold.com, Inc., filed two separate sales on 2026-05-13 — 40,000 shares at $1.63 and 40,000 shares at $41.58 — totaling $1,663,236.00 and reducing his post-transaction holdings to 28,202 shares. This sale follows a consecutive string of sales on 2026-05-12 and 2026-05-11, reflecting a pattern of sustained selling activity over a short window. All 5 of his prior sells at GOLD were well-timed at the 90-day mark, meaning the stock declined after each prior sale, and the current price of $39.19 sits -41.2% from its 52-week high with a -35.7% 90-day change already on record. His cross-ticker well-timed rate stands at 50.00% across 20 prior sells, making the GOLD-specific record of 5 of 5 well-timed sells a notably concentrated pattern at this ticker.

GOLD CEO Gregory N Roberts sells 40,000 shares totaling $1,663,236.00, reducing holdings from 68,202 to 28,202 shares

Gregory N Roberts, Chief Executive Officer of Gold.com, Inc. (GOLD), filed a Form 4 disclosing a sale of 40,000 shares on 2026-05-13, with the filing reflecting two transaction legs priced at $1.63 and $41.58 per share, totaling $1,663,236.00. The sale reduces his post-transaction holdings to 28,202 shares, down from a pre-transaction position of 68,202 shares. This transaction occurs against a backdrop of notable price weakness: the stock currently sits at $39.19, which is -41.2% from its 52-week high, with a 30-day change of -12.9% and a 90-day change of -35.7%. Roberts's 5 prior sells at GOLD, with 90-day returns ranging from -3.4% to -33.5% at the 90-day mark, show a consistent pattern of negative returns following his same-ticker sales, as confirmed by the SAME-TICKER HISTORY timing pattern of 5 of 5 prior sells being well-timed at the 90-day mark.

CEO Gregory Roberts offsets 60K share exercises with matching 60K share sales, netting zero position change.

CEO Gregory N Roberts executed a balanced exercise-and-sell transaction: 60,000 shares acquired through option exercises offset by 60,000 shares sold at prices between $43 and $46, resulting in zero net position change. This is a mechanical liquidity play rather than a conviction trade — Roberts sold shares at prices well above the current trading level and disposed of the full value of what he exercised, collecting approximately $2.6 million in gross proceeds while maintaining his existing holdings. His prior sales at this company have been consistently well-timed, with all five previous exits at GOLD preceding stock declines over both the near and longer term, making him a selective seller. However, the current stock trades well below its 52-week highs and the company remains profitable with growing revenues, so the timing here reflects routine cashout rather than a sharp bearish signal. This is Roberts's sixth, seventh, and eighth open-market sale at GOLD in the past three years—a pattern of steady selling that continues his established track record of disciplined exits.

CEO Roberts Gregory N sold 100.1K shares ($6.3M) at $62.80 average; now holds 28.2K shares (-78.0%).

Gregory Roberts, Chief Executive Officer of Gold.com, Inc., executed 7 separate sales totaling 100.1K shares for $6.3M on February 10–11, 2026, reducing his stake by 78.0% from 128.3K to 28.2K shares. The sales occurred at prices between $60.37 and $64.39, with a blended average of $62.80, during a period when the stock has risen 38.4% over 30 days and 205.9% over 90 days. At the current price of $57.70, the stock now trades 10.0% below its 52-week high of $64.14. The company carries a high P/E of 117.76 against net income of $11.6M on $6.5B revenue, signaling elevated valuation. The CEO's elimination of three-quarters of his disclosed holdings warrants investor attention to whether this reflects changing conviction about near-term value or strategic portfolio repositioning.

CEO Roberts Gregory N sold 27,000 shares (48.9% of holdings) for $836,123.35 at GOLD in 3 transactions Dec 9–10

Gregory N Roberts, Chief Executive Officer of Gold.com, Inc., executed three separate sales on December 9–10, 2025, totaling 27,000 shares for $836,123.35 at an average price of $30.97 per share, reducing his holdings by 48.9% from 55,202 to 28,202 shares. The stock currently trades at $31.38, at the top of its 52-week range ($15.23–$31.38), having appreciated 66.4% over both the 30-day and 90-day periods. Across his open-market history at all tickers, Roberts has generated a 100.00% well-timed rate on 20 prior sells with an average 90-day return of -34.4%, indicating a consistent pattern of selling into strength before declines. However, at this specific ticker (GOLD), his prior three trades remain too recent to have measurable outcomes, and his timing pattern at this ticker is not yet established. The fundamental backdrop shows the company is profitable on a quarterly basis (with the latest quarter showing $3,680,766,000 in revenue and a $-939,000 net loss for that period, and annual revenue growth of +13.2%), though a high P/E of 104.60 suggests elevated valuation expectations relative to earnings.

CEO Roberts sells 28,000 shares (49.8% of position) for $860.5K across 3 transactions, 12/5–12/8

Chief Executive Officer Gregory N Roberts executed 3 separate sales totaling 28,000 shares (28.0K shares) for $860,485.54 across December 5–8, reducing his holdings from 56,202 shares (56.2K shares) to 28,202 shares (28.2K shares)—a -49.8% reduction in position size. The sales were executed near the company's 52-week highs ($31.15, $30.55, $30.98 against a 52-week high of $31.38), following a 64.8% stock rally over the prior 30 and 90 days. In his cross-ticker track record, Roberts has posted a 90-day well-timed rate of 100.00% across 20 prior sells, but his measurable same-ticker history at GOLD shows 0 of 0 prior sells well-timed at the 90-day mark. The company's fundamentals show rising annual revenue growth (+13.2%) but current net income is negative ($-939.0K in the latest quarter), with a P/E ratio of 103.60 reflecting significant valuation stretched relative to near-term earnings.

AMRK CEO Roberts sold 20,000 shares (-41.5%) for $527,400 on 2025-11-25; stock -1.8% in 30 days

Roberts Gregory N (Chief Executive Officer) sold 20,000 shares of A-Mark Precious Metals at $26.37 on 2025-11-25, reducing his holdings from 48,202 to 28,202 shares. The sale represents a -41.5% reduction in his position, a material decrease that merits attention given the CEO's stake in the company. This transaction occurs in the context of concerning fundamentals: the company posted a net loss of -$939,000 in the latest quarter despite $3.7B in quarterly revenue and a 90.90 P/E ratio. Additionally, Roberts executed five consecutive sell transactions within a 6-day window (2025-11-17 through 2025-11-25), suggesting sustained reduction of his position rather than a single opportunistic sale. The current stock price of $27.27 is -10.5% from the 52-week high, trading near the midpoint of the 52-week range; the 30-day return is -1.8%.

AMRK CEO Gregory Roberts sold 24,883 shares for $654,714.51 across 2 transactions (Nov 21-24); reduces holdings by 46.9%

Chief Executive Officer Gregory Roberts executed 2 separate sales on 2025-11-21 and 2025-11-24, totaling 24,883 shares for $654,714.51 at blended average price $26.31. This sale reduces his AMRK holdings from 53,085 shares to 28,202 shares, representing a -46.9% reduction in his position. The timing follows recent price momentum: AMRK is down 13.8% from its 52-week high of $30.83 and down 5.2% over 30 days, though up 16.0% over 90 days. His recent transaction activity at AMRK shows 5 prior sales within the span of 2025-11-14 through 2025-11-25; none of these outcomes are yet measurable at the 30/90-day horizons. His cross-ticker track record shows a 92.31% well-timed rate on 20 prior sells, but same-ticker historical data cannot yet confirm whether this current sale pattern aligns with that track record.

CEO Gregory N Roberts sold 39,000 AMRK shares in 2 transactions for $988,020.00, reducing holdings by 58.0%

Roberts executed 2 separate sales totaling 39,000 shares for $988,020.00 at an average price of $25.33, slashing his ownership stake from 67,202 to 28,202 shares (a 58.0% reduction). This is notably aggressive: concentrated sales over consecutive trading days (2025-11-18 and 2025-11-19) follow a pattern of 4 prior sales at AMRK within the preceding 6 days (2025-11-12 through 2025-11-17), suggesting sustained liquidity actions. His cross-ticker track record shows a 81.25% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark across 20 prior sells, though his same-ticker history at AMRK is still forming—only the 2024-09-20 sale has a measurable outcome, which fell 40.8% over 90 days (well-timed). The current price of $25.86 sits 16.1% below the 52-week high of $30.83, and fundamentals reveal tension: the company is revenue-growing (+13.2% annually to $3.7B in the latest quarter) but unprofitable (net income $-939,000.00), with a stretched P/E of 86.20. A CEO removing 58% of his position in rapid succession warrants investor scrutiny of near-term capital allocation and conviction signals.

CEO Gregory N Roberts sells 36,000 AMRK shares (56.1% of holdings) for $913.4K at $25.37 avg

Gregory N Roberts, Chief Executive Officer of A-Mark Precious Metals, executed 2 separate sales totaling 36,000 shares for $913,386.60 on 2025-11-14 and 2025-11-17, reducing his holdings from 64,202 to 28,202 shares (a 56.1% reduction). The blended average price of $25.37 sits near the current price of $25.62, placing the sales at the upper end of the recent 30-day decline of -6.7%. His prior sales at AMRK show a 100% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark, with September 2024 sales yielding -40.8% and -38.7% 90-day returns respectively, suggesting a pattern of selling ahead of material declines. Against this backdrop, the substantial reduction in his ownership stake—now held at 28,202 shares—warrants investor attention, particularly given the company's recent fundamentals: revenue of $3.7B with negative net income of $-939.0K and an elevated P/E of 85.40. The timing and scale of this divestiture, coupled with demonstrated prior accuracy in identifying selling windows, merit close monitoring.