Quirk Steven M.

Chief Brokerage Officer sells 52,540 shares of HOOD for $4.6M across 6 transactions on 2026-02-03; stock has since fallen 52.3% from 52-week high.

Steven M. Quirk, Chief Brokerage Officer, executed 6 separate sales totaling 52,540 shares for $4,613,285.11 on 2026-02-03, reducing his holdings from 80,104 shares to 27,564 shares (a -65.6% reduction). The sales occurred at blended average price $87.81, with individual transaction prices ranging from $85.54 to $90.06. The stock now trades at $72.68, down 52.3% from its 52-week high and down 40.3% over the 30 days following this sale. His same-ticker prior sells on 2025-12-03 (5 transactions) each posted negative 30-day returns of -10.3% to -14.1%, suggesting a pattern of selling into rallies at this ticker. While his cross-ticker track record shows an 80% well-timed sell rate (meaning he sold before subsequent declines in those instances), his measurable same-ticker outcomes at HOOD show 0 of 0 prior sells that were well-timed at the 90-day mark—indicating his HOOD sells have not historically preceded further declines.

Chief Brokerage Officer sells 49.9K shares of HOOD for $6.6M on 2025-12-03, reducing holdings by 47.8%

Steven M. Quirk executed 10 separate sales totaling 49,942 shares for $6,550,007.76 at prices ranging from $125.22 to $134.14, liquidating 47.8% of his pre-transaction holdings of 104,438 shares. The blended average sale price of $131.15 occurs near the current market price of $131.95, and within the 52-week range the stock is -13.4% from its $152.46 high and down 7.4% over the prior 30 days, despite a +30.3% gain over 90 days. Across his cross-ticker track record, Quirk's 15 prior sells show an average 90-day return of +50.2% with a well-timed rate of 0.00%, meaning prior sales have not preceded stock declines; at HOOD specifically, his 5 recent sells on 2025-11-04 showed near-flat to negative 30-day returns (ranging -4.8% to +0.0%). The large magnitude of this single-day liquidation and the reduction of his position to 54,496 shares merit investor attention, particularly against the backdrop of the company's strong recent performance (+30.3% in 90 days, +58.2% annual revenue growth, $556M net income last quarter) and his pattern of sales at this ticker that have not preceded appreciable declines.

Chief Brokerage Officer Quirk sold 48.4K HOOD shares on 2025-11-04 for $6.8M at blended avg $140.61; stock now $127.08.

Steven M. Quirk, Chief Brokerage Officer at Robinhood Markets, executed 8 separate sales totaling 48,350 shares for $6,798,676.68 on November 4, 2025, reducing his holdings by 40.8% from 118,629 to 70,279 shares. The sales were spread across price points from $137.04 to $144.01, with a blended average of $140.61—meaningfully above the current price of $127.08 (16.6% below the 52-week high and -12.4% down over 30 days). Examining his same-ticker history at HOOD, Quirk's prior 5 sells across 2025 (May through September) were all poorly timed at the 90-day mark, with positive 90-day returns ranging from +40.5% to +102.5%, meaning the stock rose after he sold; his cross-ticker track record shows a 0.00% well-timed rate across 7 prior sells. The current sale occurred as the stock has weakened significantly in recent weeks, but without a 10b5-1 plan FLAG, the timing context is relevant: he sold at elevated prices relative to today's market, though not at peak valuations.

HOOD CFO Steven M. Quirk sold 60,113 shares at $100.91 on 2025-09-03; stock at $101.25, -12.0% from 52-wk high; cross-ticker track record 0.00% well-timed

Steven M. Quirk, Chief Brokerage Officer, sold 60,113 shares valued at $6,066,032.89, reducing his HOOD position by 38.9% from 154,567 to 94,454 shares. The sale occurred at $100.91, near current levels of $101.25, but the stock is -12.0% from its 52-week high of $115.02 and down 4.2% over 30 days, suggesting the insider sold during a recent pullback. His cross-ticker track record across 6 prior sells shows a 0.00% well-timed rate at the 90-day horizon, indicating his prior open-market sales have not preceded declines; notably, his same-ticker history at HOOD shows 0 of 3 measurable prior sales (90-day outcomes) were well-timed, with average 90-day returns of +55.3% after those sales. Robinhood's fundamentals—$989.0M quarterly revenue with +58.2% annual growth and a P/E of 63.28—remain robust, and the 90-day price action shows +35.2% gains, making this sale occur within a strong uptrend rather than a risk-mitigation moment.

Quirk (Chief Brokerage Officer) sold 40,131 shares of HOOD at $104.71 on 2025-08-05, retaining 120,408 shares post-sale.

Chief Brokerage Officer Steven M. Quirk sold 40,131 shares at $104.71, reducing his position by 25.0% to 120,408 shares. The sale occurred while HOOD was at +21.9% over 30 days and +103.5% over 90 days, with the stock now trading at its 52-week high of $111.23. Quirk's same-ticker trade history at HOOD shows 5 prior sells with mixed timing: three of the measurable 90-day outcomes were positive (stock rose after the sale), and zero were well-timed by the 90-day metric (0 of 3 prior sells resulted in post-sale declines). This sale occurs in a period of sharp momentum, and the pattern of prior same-ticker sales followed by continued gains suggests his historical timing on this stock has not prevented subsequent appreciation.

Quirk Steven M. (Chief Brokerage Officer) sold 92,257 shares at $84.96 on 2025-06-25 for $7,838,413.04, reducing holdings by -40.4%

Quirk sold 92,257 shares at $84.96, which was near the 52-week high of $84.52, bringing his holdings down from 228,621 to 136,364 shares. The stock has surged 27.5% over the past 30 days and 98.1% over 90 days, representing significant recent momentum. Looking at his same-ticker HOOD history across 4 prior trades, he has measurable outcomes on two: a 30-day return of +36.3% after a 2025-05-09 sale and a 30-day return of +17.5% after a 2024-10-08 sale; over 90-day horizons where outcomes are measurable, his sales have not preceded declines. The fundamentals show robust growth with $927.0M in latest-quarter revenue, $336.0M net income, and 58.2% annual revenue growth, though the P/E of 51.89 reflects elevated valuation expectations.

Quirk (CBO) sold 104,887 shares of HOOD at $70.14 for $7.4M, reducing stake by 31.4% while stock near 52-week high.

Steven M. Quirk, Chief Brokerage Officer, sold 104,887 shares at $70.14 on 2025-06-03, netting $7,356,942.00 and reducing holdings from 333,508 to 228,621 shares. The sale occurs at $70.14, just 0.0% below the 52-week high of $72.51, while the stock is up 48.9% over the prior 30 days and 63.2% over 90 days. Across his prior sales at HOOD, Quirk's track record shows 0 of 2 measurable sells were well-timed (post-sale 90-day returns of +16.1% and +71.0%), indicating the stock has consistently risen after his exits at this ticker. His cross-ticker sell timing record stands at 0.00% well-timed, with a +43.5% average 90-day return, suggesting consistent underperformance on exit calls. The magnitude—31.4% of pre-transaction holdings—paired with elevated valuation (P/E 45.32) and the consistent pattern of misjudged exit timing across both this ticker and broader portfolio activity, merits monitoring of the signal the sale may carry.

HOOD CBO Quirk sells 24,311 shares at $54.93; stock now $62.57; cross-ticker timing record weak (0% well-timed sells)

Steven M. Quirk, Chief Brokerage Officer of Robinhood Markets, sold 24,311 shares at $54.93 on 2025-05-09, reducing his position by 7.5%. The stock has since appreciated to $62.57, representing a -4.2% gap versus the 52-week high. Across his cross-ticker open-market history, Quirk has executed 2 prior sells with a 90-day well-timed rate of 0.00%, indicating his prior exit timing has not preceded declines; his average 90-day return after those cross-ticker sells was +71.0%, meaning the stock typically rose after he sold. At HOOD specifically, his prior two sales occurred on 2025-02-21 (30-day return -20.5%) and 2024-10-08 (90-day return +71.0%), neither of which demonstrated well-timed exit discipline at the 90-day mark (0 of 1 measurable). The company's fundamentals remain strong with annual revenue growth of +58.2%, latest quarterly revenue of $927.0M, and net income of $336.0M, though the P/E of 39.11 reflects elevated valuation expectations.

CBO Steven M. Quirk sold 123,272 shares at $55.80 on 2025-02-21 ($6.9M); stock down -29.7% from 52-week high.

Steven M. Quirk, Chief Brokerage Officer, sold 123,272 shares at $55.80 for $6,878,935.09, reducing his holdings by 29.2% to 298,826 shares. The sale occurred at $55.80 while the stock currently trades at $45.92, representing a $9.88 per-share gain from the transaction price, though the stock has declined 29.7% from its 52-week high of $65.28. Quirk's prior sell at this ticker on 2024-10-08 generated a 90-day return of +71.0%, indicating the stock rose substantially after that earlier sale—the opposite of a well-timed sell. The 30-day decline of 10.2% following this sale aligns with the stock's broader pressure from elevated valuations (P/E of 28.70) despite strong fundamentals including 58.2% annual revenue growth and $150,000,000 net income in the latest quarter.

Chief Brokerage Officer Quirk sold 208,291 shares at $24.98 for $5.2M; holdings reduced 37.6% to 346,020 shares

Chief Brokerage Officer Steven M. Quirk executed a substantial sale of 208,291 shares at $24.98, reducing his holdings from 554,311 shares to 346,020 shares—a net reduction of 37.6%. The transaction occurred at a price just 0.6% below the 52-week high of $25.65, and the stock has appreciated 29.4% over the prior 30 days and 14.4% over 90 days, suggesting the sale took place during a strong upswing in valuation. While the company generated $188,000,000 in net income on $682,000,000 in quarterly revenue with 37.3% annual revenue growth, it remained unprofitable on a full-year basis—a discrepancy that warrants scrutiny when evaluating the significance of insider sales at elevated valuations. The magnitude of the reduction and the price context are material data points for investors monitoring insider positioning relative to the company's operating trajectory and near-term valuation premium.