Kramer Thomas G.

CFO Kramer sells 64,578 shares of IONQ at $41.82 for $2.7M, reducing holdings by 12.0%

CFO Thomas G. Kramer sold 64,578 shares (64.6K shares) at $41.82 on 2025-09-03, bringing his holdings from 537,880 to 473,302 shares (a 12.0% reduction). The sale price stands 18.2% below the 52-week high of $51.07, while the stock has gained 1.4% over the past 30 days and 7.1% over 90 days. Kramer has executed five consecutive sales at IONQ since mid-June, with mixed recent pricing signals: his most recent prior sale on 2025-08-06 showed a 1.3% 30-day gain, while his July 21 and July 8 sales faced subsequent declines of 22.9% and 15.2% respectively. Against this backdrop of repeated selling, the company remains unprofitable with a full-year net loss of $-176,838,000.00 despite strong revenue growth of 95.4% year-over-year, adding context to the consistent liquidation pattern.

CFO Thomas Kramer sells 17,776 shares of IONQ at $41.28; 5th consecutive sale in 16 days amid -18.0% decline from 52-week high

Thomas Kramer, Chief Financial Officer of IonQ, sold 17,776 shares at $41.28 on 2025-08-06, reducing his holdings from 555,656 to 537,880 shares. This sale is the fifth consecutive open-market sell transaction at IONQ within 16 days (sales on 2025-07-21, 2025-07-08, 2025-07-02, 2025-06-16, and today), a concentration of liquidation activity that warrants investor attention. The stock is trading -18.0% from its 52-week high of $51.07 and has declined 8.1% over the past 30 days, even as the company reports annual revenue growth of +95.4%. The company remains unprofitable (net income of $-176.8M in the latest full fiscal year), and Kramer's insider sales at IONQ have underperformed: his three most recent trades with measurable outcomes posted 30-day returns of -15.2%, -9.8%, and +14.2%, while his one completed 90-day outcome at this ticker (2024-09-12 sale) was well-timed with a subsequent 308.2% gain. The repeated sell pattern over a compressed timeframe, combined with current technical weakness, suggests the insider is reducing exposure during a vulnerable period in the stock's performance.

CFO Kramer Thomas G. sold 47,478 (47.5K shares) of IONQ at $47.70; stock down 15.2% from 52-week high.

Kramer, the Chief Financial Officer of IonQ, sold 47.5K shares (reducing holdings by 7.9%) at $47.70 on 2025-07-21, generating $2.3M in proceeds. The sale occurs while the stock is down 15.2% from its 52-week high of $51.07 but up 5.2% over the past 30 days and 52.4% over 90 days. At the ticker-specific level, Kramer has executed 5 prior trades at IONQ, including 4 prior sales, with outcomes showing 90-day gains of +308.2%, +367.8%, and +14.2% respectively after those sales (indicating the stock rose after those prior sales). His cross-ticker track record shows 5 prior sells averaging +338.0% return over 90 days with a well-timed rate of 0.00%, reflecting that his past sales have been poorly timed relative to subsequent stock performance. The company is growing revenue at 95.4% annually but remains unprofitable with net income of $-32.3M against revenue of $7.6M in the latest quarter, and a $10.7B market cap.

IonQ CFO Kramer sold 43,382 shares at $47.73 on 2025-07-08, retaining 603,134 shares post-sale.

Kramer Thomas G., Chief Financial Officer of IonQ, sold 43,382 shares for $2,070,583.82 at $47.73 per share, reducing his holdings from 646,516 to 603,134 shares (a 6.7% reduction). The sale occurs in a volatile growth stock that has gained 76.0% over 90 days and currently trades at $45.93, within 10.1% of its 52-week high. Kramer's same-ticker history shows two recent sells on 2025-07-02 and 2025-06-16 (outcomes not yet measurable), preceded by two September 2024 sales where the stock subsequently rose significantly (90-day returns of +308.2% and +367.8%), indicating poorly-timed exits historically at this ticker. The company posted $-32.3M net income against $7.6M in quarterly revenue, though annual growth remains strong at 95.4%, suggesting the CFO is operating in a high-growth but unprofitable environment where near-term equity value volatility is likely.

CFO Kramer sold 72,000 IONQ shares at $42.26 on 2025-07-02 (total value: $3,042,396.00). Stock now $45.20.

Kramer Thomas G., the Chief Financial Officer, executed a sale of 72,000 shares representing a 10.0% reduction in holdings. The transaction occurred at $42.26, and the stock has since appreciated to $45.20, placing the sale price 6.6% below current levels. His prior trades at IONQ show a consistent pattern of poorly-timed sells: two consecutive sales in September 2024 generated positive 90-day returns of +308.2% and +367.8%, meaning the stock rallied substantially after he exited. This current sale occurs in a context of significant stock momentum—the 30-day change is +15.8% and the 90-day change is +112.4%—while the company remains unprofitable with $-32,252,000.00 in net income on $7,566,000.00 quarterly revenue. The timing pattern warrants observation against future price action, but the sale alone does not definitively signal concern given his historical execution at this ticker.

IonQ CFO Thomas Kramer sells 216,000 shares at $38.11 for $8.2M, reducing stake by 23.1%; stock +12.9% in 30 days but -22.4% from 52-week high

Kramer, the CFO, sold 216,000 shares (216.0K shares) at $38.11 on 2025-06-16, reducing his stake from 934,516 shares (934.5K shares) to 718,516 shares (718.5K shares)—a reduction of 23.1%. Across his prior two open-market sales in his cross-ticker track record, his sells averaged +48.6% returns over 30 days and +338.0% over 90 days, and 0.00% well-timed rate (meaning the stock rose after both sells, indicating poorly-timed exits). At IONQ specifically, his two prior sells on 2024-09-12 and 2024-09-11 delivered post-sale returns of +45.9% and +51.2% over 30 days respectively, with 90-day returns of +308.2% and +367.8%—also poorly-timed, as the stock rallied after both transactions. The company remains unprofitable (full-year net income was negative, latest quarter net income $-32.3M) despite strong recent momentum in the stock (+87.5% over 90 days). This sale occurs against a backdrop where the insider's historical sell timing has consistently missed subsequent gains, and the company's fundamentals show persistent losses despite revenue growth of +95.4% year-over-year.

CFO Kramer sells 8,753 shares at $7.05–$7.31 (Sept 2024) after small April buy; retains 935.9K shares.

Thomas G. Kramer, CFO of IonQ, executed 2 separate sales totaling 8,753 shares for $62,704.78 in mid-September 2024, occurring after a small 5-share purchase at $9.28 in April. The September sale prices ($7.05 and $7.31) fell significantly below the April purchase price, and the stock has since declined 60.6% from its 52-week high of $19.68, now trading at $7.76. Despite the sell activity, Kramer retains 935.9K shares post-transaction, representing minimal portfolio erosion (0.9% reduction). IonQ remains unprofitable with $-37.6M net income against $11.4M quarterly revenue, though revenue growth is strong at 98.0% year-over-year. The combination of a large retained stake, sales executed at depressed valuations relative to the 52-week high, and the company's unprofitability warrants examination of execution timing and insider confidence levels amid market headwinds.