James F Schmidt

CFO James F Schmidt sells 2,124 shares for $765,905.43 via pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan; retains 7,827 derivative shares.

James F Schmidt, serving as CFO, Treasurer, and Secretary, executed 10 separate sales totaling 2,124 shares for $765,905.43 on 2026-06-22 at prices ranging from $351.38 to $365.12, with a blended average price of $360.60. This transaction was part of a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on 2025-12-10, meaning the timing and execution were scheduled in advance rather than discretionary. After the sale, Schmidt retained 7,827 shares in derivative securities (Non Qualified Stock Options across three vehicles: 548, 3,648, and 3,631 shares), preserving significant equity exposure to VICOR. The current stock price of $335.83 reflects a 9.1% discount from the 52-week high of $369.40, whereas the insider's sales occurred at an average of $360.60. His cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior open-market sells with an average 30-day return of +31.6%, though prior trades at VICR (5 sales on 2026-06-01) have not yet accumulated measurable return windows.

CFO James F Schmidt executes 12 scheduled sales totaling 5,000 shares for $1,609,125.42 under 10b5-1 plan

James F Schmidt, CFO, Treasurer, and Secretary, executed 12 separate sales totaling 5,000 shares for $1,609,125.42 on 2026-06-01 under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on 2025-12-10, reducing his non-derivative holdings from 5,000 shares to 0 shares. The blended average sale price was $321.83, with individual transaction prices ranging from $313.36 to $329.52; the current price is $326.34, placing the executed trades within the stock's recent upward momentum (30-day change: +21.6%, 90-day change: +61.6%). Across his cross-ticker sell history, Schmidt's 20 prior open-market sales averaged a 90-day post-sale return of +58.5%, and his five prior transactions at Vicor (all on 2026-05-04) each generated positive 30-day and 90-day returns ranging from +25.1% to +33.4%, establishing a pattern of selling before price appreciation. Because this transaction is scheduled under a 10b5-1 plan rather than discretionary, the trade reflects pre-determined execution rather than market-timing judgment.

CFO Schmidt executes 10-trade sale program totaling $1.08M while simultaneously exercising shares; stock up sharply over past three months.

CFO and Treasurer James Schmidt sold nearly $1.1 million in VICR shares through ten transactions while simultaneously acquiring over 4,200 shares via two option exercises, resulting in a net zero position change. This pattern—simultaneous acquisition through exercise and systematic disposal through open-market sales—suggests liquidity management or tax planning rather than a fundamental loss of confidence in the company, especially given that Schmidt retained approximately 1,200 shares post-transaction. The stock has rallied dramatically over the past three months and trades near its 52-week highs, providing a backdrop of strong recent price momentum. Notably, all five of Schmidt's prior sales at VICOR were poorly timed, with the stock gaining in every instance over the following months, suggesting his exit timing has not historically been sharp at this company. The company remains profitable and growing revenue, so the sale does not appear driven by operational deterioration.

CFO Schmidt sold entire 15,500-share VICR position in 8 separate transactions for $2.7M at blended average $177.19.

CFO James F Schmidt executed 8 separate sales totaling 15,500 shares for $2,746,370.00 on 2026-03-11, liquidating his entire VICR holding. The transaction prices ranged from $169.48 to $180.46, with a blended average of $177.19, while the current stock price stands at $167.81 (-19.8% from the 52-week high of $209.19). Schmidt's prior sell-offs at VICR (5 prior trades) show a 0% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark, with those trades followed by average gains of +76.3% to +80.1%—meaning he historically sold before subsequent stock appreciation at this ticker. The stock is up 6.6% over 30 days and +71.6% over 90 days from the transaction date, suggesting this liquidation preceded further gains. With VICR trading at 23.24 P/E and posting +26.1% annual revenue growth, the complete exit by a senior financial officer warrants scrutiny of motivation and any private or forward-looking developments not yet disclosed.

CFO Schmidt sells 5,000 VICR shares at $110.00; stock near 52-week high ($111.02) after 106.3% 90-day surge

Schmidt James F, serving as CFO, Treasurer, and Secretary, sold 5,000 shares (5.0K shares) of Vicor at $110.00 on 2025-12-22, reducing his holdings by 85.1% from 5,875 to 875 shares and generating $550,000.00 in proceeds. The sale occurred when the stock was trading -1.9% from its 52-week high of $111.02, following a 106.3% rally over the prior 90 days and a 29.2% surge in the last 30 days. Schmidt's prior five trades at Vicor (all sells on 2025-10-23) posted negative 30-day returns ranging from -6.3% to -8.2%, and his broader cross-ticker track record shows an average 30-day return of -7.9% following sales. The company's trailing-quarter revenue stands at $110.4M with net income of $28.3M, though annual revenue growth has contracted -11.4%, and the stock trades at a P/E of 35.72 on a market cap of $2.9B. The concentrated sell-off at current elevated valuations—immediately after substantial gains—warrants attention to whether the CFO perceives valuation risk or whether operational fundamentals may not sustain the recent momentum.

CFO James F Schmidt sold 7,453 shares (89.5% of holdings) for $683.8K at blended $91.75

James F Schmidt, CFO, Treasurer, and Secretary of Vicor Corp, executed 6 separate sales on 2025-10-23, totaling 7,453 shares for $683,830.68, reducing his holdings from 8,328 shares to 875 shares—a divestiture of 89.5% of his position. The sales occurred across a narrow price band ($90.00 to $91.92), near the stock's 52-week high of $92.98, while the company's P/E of 37.04 and annual revenue decline of -11.4% suggest elevated valuation relative to recent growth trends. The magnitude of this insider liquidation—a near-complete exit by a senior financial officer—warrants close investor attention, particularly given the concentrated nature of the sales within a single trading day and the company's deteriorating top-line trajectory.