John W Jr Gamble

CFO John W Jr Gamble sold 3,500 shares of EFX for $617,890, reducing holdings by 4.5% amid stock weakness and mixed prior exit timing.

CFO John W Jr Gamble sold roughly 4.5% of his EFX holdings while the stock trades significantly below its 52-week high and over the past several months has declined. This is his 17th open-market sale in the 36-month window, reflecting a consistent pattern of dispositions rather than acquisitions—he has not purchased EFX shares on the open market since at least 2023. His prior five sales at EFX show mixed timing results: at the 30-day horizon, three of those sales were poorly-timed as the stock rose afterward, while two were well-timed as the stock fell; over 90 days, the pattern inverts, with four of five sales followed by declines and only one followed by gains. This conflicting evidence across timeframes suggests no clear predictive pattern in his exit decisions. The underlying company remains profitable with growing revenue, though the stock's recent decline has moved it well below its 52-week highs, making this sale noteworthy primarily for its consistency with his established pattern of regular dispositions rather than for any clear signal about near-term direction.

CFO John W. Gamble Jr. sold 4,500 EFX shares at $195.72 (2026-02-23); stock down 7.6% in 30 days post-sale.

John W. Gamble Jr., EVP/CFO/COO at Equifax, sold 4,500 shares for $880,740.00 on 2026-02-23 at $195.72 per share, reducing his holdings to 58,921 shares. The stock has declined 7.6% over 30 days since the sale and currently trades at $198.12, down 29.4% from its 52-week high of $280.54. Examining his prior 5 trades at EFX, 3 were followed by negative 90-day returns (well-timed for sells at -7.6%, -16.2%, and -6.1%), though the most recent November 2025 sale also declined 7.6% at 90 days. His cross-ticker sell track record shows a 63.64% well-timed rate with an average 30-day return of +4.7% and 90-day return of +3.1%—an asymmetry suggesting his typical sells have captured modest gains within a month but faced headwinds afterward. The current 30-day price performance (-7.6%) aligns with his same-ticker pattern when outcomes have been unfavorable longer-term, warranting observation of whether this sale precedes further deterioration or represents a temporary dip in a higher-trajectory recovery.

CFO John W. Gamble Jr. sold 2,500 shares of EFX at $208.37 on 2025-11-20 for $520,925.00

John W. Gamble Jr., EVP, CFO & COO, sold 2,500 shares (59.5K shares remaining post-transaction) at $208.37 in an open-market transaction. The stock has declined 7.3% over 30 days and 16.2% over 90 days from the transaction date, currently trading at $213.73, which is 23.8% below the 52-week high of $280.54. Among his prior 5 trades at Equifax, only 2 of 5 sales were well-timed at the 90-day mark; his cross-ticker track record shows a 60.00% well-timed rate on sales with an average 90d return of +4.1% (meaning his sells have generally not preceded major declines). This particular sale occurred as the stock was already in a downward trajectory, and the subsequent price action has not demonstrated clear advantage to the timing.

EFX CFO John Gamble sold 3,000 shares at $247.35; still holds 62.2K shares post-transaction.

CFO John W Gamble Jr sold 3,000 shares (4.6% of his pre-transaction holdings) at $247.35 on 2025-08-18, generating $742,050.00 in proceeds. At his prior trades at EFX, only 1 of 5 prior sells were well-timed on a 90-day basis, suggesting limited predictive value in his EFX trading pattern. His cross-ticker track record shows a 55.56% well-timed rate on prior sells with an average 90-day return of +6.4%, though EFX sales have mostly lagged that benchmark (most recent 2025-05-06 sale returned -6.1% over 90 days). The stock has declined 4.4% over the past 30 days and trades 19.1% below its 52-week high of $307.13, suggesting a relatively weaker market environment for the name even as fundamentals remain solid (FY revenue growth +7.9%, P/E 48.04, market cap $30.7B).

CFO John W. Gamble Jr. sold 2,000 EFX shares at $259.10 on 2025-05-06; stock trading +32.0% in 30 days.

Gamble sold 2,000 shares (2.0K shares) worth $518,200.00 on 2025-05-06 at $259.10, reducing his holdings by 3.0% to 65.2K shares. The stock has appreciated 32.0% in the 30 days since the sale, currently at $271.16. His prior trade at EFX on 2025-02-28 showed only -0.8% 30-day performance, and his broader cross-ticker track record shows a 57.14% well-timed sell rate (higher = better timing), though his same-ticker history shows only 1 of 4 prior EFX sales produced negative 90-day returns. Equifax fundamentals remain solid with $1.4B quarterly revenue, +7.9% annual growth, and a $33.7B market cap, though the P/E of 55.00 reflects elevated valuation.

CFO John W. Gamble Jr. sold 3,500 shares of EFX at $242.31 on 2025-02-28 for $848,085, reducing holdings to 67,153 shares (-5.0%).

John W. Gamble Jr., the company's EVP, CFO & COO, executed an open-market sale of 3,500 shares at $242.31, reducing his stake by -5.0% from 70,653 shares. The stock has declined -20.4% from its 52-week high of $307.13 and -11.0% over the past 30 days. Across his cross-ticker track record, Gamble's prior 7 sells posted an average 90-day return of +7.9%, indicating his prior sales have generally preceded stock gains rather than declines (a poorly-timed pattern). His same-ticker history at EFX shows 5 prior sales: three on 2024-05-30 with strong 90-day returns of +32.9%, +32.0%, and +32.4%, while two on 2023-08-02 returned -15.8% and -15.5% over 90 days. Only 2 of 5 prior EFX sales were well-timed (negative 90d returns). This transaction occurs as the stock trades near a 30-day trough; without visibility into the timing or pre-existing plan framework, the sale's alignment with recent price weakness merits investor observation of subsequent quarterly communications.