John G Danhakl

Director John G Danhakl sold 2,208,580 shares of LTH at $28.60 for $63,165,388.00 on 2026-06-04

John G Danhakl (Director) sold 2,208,580 shares (16.7% of his pre-transaction holdings of 13,236,283 shares) at $28.60 per share for a total value of $63,165,388.00. The sale occurred at a price below the current market price of $32.39 and within the 52-week range of $24.14–$35.33. This represents the latest in a pattern of five consecutive sells at this ticker within the past year, with sales on 2026-05-21, 2026-05-07, 2026-05-05, 2025-09-11, and 2025-06-06. While none of his prior LTH sales have yet recorded measurable 90-day outcomes to assess timing accuracy, the sustained selling activity warrants investor attention given the company's solid fundamentals (P/E of 18.72, annual revenue growth of +14.3%, and net income of $88,098,000.00).

Director John G Danhakl sold 3,006,100 shares of LTH at $32.51 for $97,728,311.00, reducing stake to 13,236,283 shares (-18.5%).

Director John G Danhakl sold 3,006,100 shares (3.01M shares) of Life Time Group Holdings, Inc. at $32.51 on 2026-05-21 for a total value of $97,728,311.00 ($97.7M), reducing his holdings from 16,242,383 to 13,236,283 shares (-18.5% vs pre-transaction holdings). At his same-ticker history at LTH, 3 of 5 prior sells were well-timed at the 90-day mark. The current stock price of $33.22 is -6.0% from the 52-week high of $35.33, and the stock has risen +21.9% over the past 30 days and +25.5% over the past 90 days, suggesting this sale occurred before a recent rally. The company fundamentals show solid performance with $788,700,000.00 in latest-quarter revenue, $88,098,000.00 in net income, and annual revenue growth of +14.3%, though the P/E of 19.20 implies the market is pricing in continued growth. This large block sale by a director warrants attention given the substantial position reduction and the stock's subsequent strong price performance.

Director John Danhakl sells ~5M shares (23.5% of stake) for $157M at Life Time Group as stock trades below 52-week highs.

Director John Danhakl sold nearly 5 million shares of Life Time Group, representing nearly a quarter of his holdings and generating $157 million in proceeds. The sale occurred as the stock trades modestly below its 52-week high and has gained over the past three months, suggesting Danhakl is liquidating a substantial position despite recent upward momentum. Danhakl has a mixed track record at this ticker: three of his four prior sales at Life Time were well-timed (the stock subsequently declined), but one was poorly-timed (the stock rose significantly afterward), indicating inconsistent exit discipline. The company itself is profitable with growing revenue, trading at a reasonable valuation multiple, but Danhakl's aggressive reduction in ownership suggests he may be prioritizing liquidity or reducing his concentrated exposure rather than betting on the near-term direction. This is his seventh open-market sale in the past three years, with only one open-market purchase, establishing a clear pattern of net liquidation at this company.

Director John G Danhakl disposed of ~3.7M shares worth $105M, reducing his stake while stock trades near all-time highs.

John G Danhakl, a director and 10% beneficial owner of Life Time Group, executed a substantial divestment of approximately 3.7 million shares near the stock's all-time highs, resulting in a transaction value exceeding $105 million. The sale comes at a notably strong point in the stock's trajectory—trading near all-time highs following a sharp recent gain—and occurs while the company remains profitably growing with solid near-term fundamentals. Danhakl's prior sales in this stock show mixed timing results: three of his four evaluable prior exits preceded favorable declines, but one preceded a continued rally, indicating he has occasionally mistimed exits even when the stock moved against him. This current divestment at elevated valuations and strong price levels is consistent with the three prior sales that successfully preceded stock weakness, though his track record cautions against treating this as a clear conviction signal. The transaction notably reduces his major ownership stake, which could reflect portfolio rebalancing rather than underlying concern about the company's prospects.

Director DANHAKL JOHN G sells 4,991,976 shares of LTH for $144.5M at $28.95; retains 24.9M shares post-sale.

DANHAKL JOHN G, a director at Life Time Group Holdings, executed a substantial open-market sale of 4,991,976 shares at $28.95 on 2025-09-11, reducing his stake by -16.7% to 24,906,061 shares while retaining a significant position worth approximately $144.5M in proceeds. The sale occurred near the 52-week range midpoint (current price $28.26 is -15.0% from the 52-week high of $33.23), at a juncture where the stock is still +6.1% over the past 90 days. Across his full open-market trading history, his four prior sells showed a 50.00% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark, while at this same ticker (LTH), two of four prior sells resulted in negative 90-day returns. His single prior buy across all tickers exhibited a -7.8% average 90-day return, suggesting historically inconsistent timing across asset classes. The company's fundamentals remain solid—$761.5M in latest-quarter revenue, $72.1M net income, and +18.2% annual revenue growth—but the director's large reduction in position coincides with equity already down 15% from its recent peak.

Director DANHAKL JOHN G sold 11,655,582 shares of LTH at $29.38 for $342.4M; holdings reduced 28.0% to 29.90M shares

DANHAKL JOHN G sold 11,655,582 shares of Life Time Group Holdings at $29.38 on 2025-06-06, a substantial reduction of 28.0% from pre-transaction holdings of 41,553,619 shares, generating total proceeds of $342,440,999.16. This large-scale reduction in director-held equity occurs while the stock is currently trading at $27.78, down 16.4% from the 52-week high of $33.23, and represents a significant liquidity event by a senior insider. The company's fundamentals remain robust with annual revenue growth of 18.2%, though the insider's prior three sales at this ticker showed mixed timing patterns—only 1 of 3 prior sells produced a subsequent 90-day decline, suggesting inconsistent market-beating execution in the LTH position. The substantial sale size and 28% portfolio reduction warrant attention to whether this reflects portfolio rebalancing needs, lock-up expiration, or strategic reassessment of the position.

Director DANHAKL JOHN G sold 9,871,687 shares of LTH at $30.13 for $297,433,929.31 on 2025-03-03

DANHAKL JOHN G, a director, sold 9,871,687 shares (-19.2% vs pre-transaction holdings) at $30.13 on 2025-03-03, reducing his stake from 51,425,306 shares to 41,553,619 shares and realizing $297,433,929.31. The transaction occurred near the 52-week high ($33.23), with the stock currently trading at $32.19. Notably, his prior two sales at LTH (2024-11-11 and 2024-08-14) were both followed by stock appreciation of 30.2% and 15.8% respectively over the 90-day window, indicating a pattern where his sales have not preceded declines. The company trades at a P/E of 30.37 with strong fundamentals: $693.2M latest quarterly revenue, $41.4M net income, and +18.2% annual revenue growth, suggesting the sale occurred amid robust operational performance rather than deteriorating conditions.

Director JOHN G DANHAKL purchases 1,275 shares of IQV at $200.58, establishing initial stake of $255.7K on 2024-12-03.

JOHN G DANHAKL, a director, executed an open-market purchase of 1,275 shares at $200.58 on 2024-12-03, establishing a position from zero holdings. The $255,739.50 transaction occurred in a stock trading near its 52-week midpoint ($208.14 current price is -19.7% from the $259.10 high, but +1.9% above the 30-day mean). DANHAKL's cross-ticker trading history shows 2 prior sales with a 0.00% well-timed rate—meaning both prior sales were followed by positive returns, suggesting past sales were poorly-timed exits—though this buy represents his first purchase tracked and cannot be directly compared to that sell-timing pattern. IQV trades at a 26.89 P/E with $3.9B in latest quarterly revenue (+4.0% annual growth) and $37.8B market cap, positioning this as a low-conviction or routine director portfolio addition rather than a concentrated conviction signal.

Director John G. Danhakl sold 3,741,394 shares of LTH for $90,466,906.92 on 2024-11-11, reducing stake to 51,425,306 shares.

Director John G. Danhakl executed a substantial open-market sale of 3,741,394 shares at $24.18 on 2024-11-11, generating $90,466,906.92 and reducing his holdings by 6.8% to 51,425,306 shares. The sale occurred near the 52-week high (current price $24.18 is -7.1% from $26.03), and his cross-ticker track record on prior sells shows an average 90-day return of +15.8% with a 0.00% well-timed rate, indicating his prior open-market sales have historically coincided with subsequent stock appreciation rather than declines. At this specific ticker LTH, his one prior sale on 2024-08-14 posted a +15.8% 90-day return, establishing a pattern of poorly-timed exits. The company fundamentals remain robust: $693.2M in latest-quarter revenue, $41.4M net income, 21.6% annual revenue growth, and a $5.0B market cap, though the elevated 35.04 P/E multiple warrants attention alongside this director-level reduction in equity exposure.

Director DANHAKL JOHN G sold 3,575,000 shares of LTH at $20.88 for $74,646,000.00, reducing holdings from 58.74M to 55.17M shares

DANHAKL JOHN G, a director, executed a substantial sale of 3,575,000 shares at $20.88 per share on 2024-08-14, generating $74,646,000.00 in proceeds and reducing his holdings by 6.1% from 58.74M to 55.17M shares. The sale occurred at a price approximately 11.5% below the current market price of $23.60, and roughly 1.6% below the 52-week high of $23.99, suggesting the execution predated recent momentum—the stock has appreciated 13.6% over the prior 30 days and 54.4% over the prior 90 days. The company exhibits strong fundamentals with annual revenue growth of 21.6%, net income of $52.8M, and a market cap of $4.7B, though the P/E of 42.91 reflects a premium valuation typical of high-growth equity markets. This represents a material but non-controlling reduction in a substantial long-term stake.