DIXON ROBERT E

CEO Dixon bought 10.0K shares of MKZR at $3.50 on 2026-04-06; stock down -74.8% from 52-week high.

Robert E. Dixon, CEO/President of MacKenzie Realty Capital, purchased 10,000 shares at $3.50, increasing his holdings by 22.6% to 54,241 shares. However, the broader context suggests caution: the stock is trading at $3.58, down -74.8% from its 52-week high of $14.20, and has declined -20.0% over the past 90 days. Critically, Dixon's prior 5 trades at MKZR show a 0 of 4 measurable outcomes that were well-timed at the 90-day mark, with three of those trades generating negative 90-day returns (-10.6%, -4.2%, -20.2%). The company reported quarterly net income of $-4.5M against revenue of $4.6M, reflecting ongoing unprofitability despite 40.2% annual revenue growth. This purchase occurs in the context of a significantly depressed stock price and a pattern of unsuccessful prior buy timing at this specific ticker.

CEO Robert Dixon buys 5,000 MKZR shares at $3.64; stock down 82.0% from 52-week high, 0 of 5 prior same-ticker buys well-timed.

Dixon purchased 5,000 shares at $3.64 on 2026-02-24, increasing his holdings to 44,241 shares. The purchase follows a sharp decline: the stock trades at $3.84 (30-day change: -18.9%), down 82.0% from its 52-week high of $21.30. His trading history at MKZR is problematic—0 of 5 prior buys at this ticker delivered positive 90-day returns, with cumulative underperformance including a -20.2% 90-day loss on two separate October 2025 purchases. Fundamentally, the company reported $4.6M quarterly revenue against $-4.5M net income, with full-year profitability negative despite +40.2% annual revenue growth and a $7.6M market cap. The recurring pattern of unsuccessful buys at declining prices at the same ticker suggests this purchase adds to a sequence of unfavorable timing rather than signaling confidence in a recovery.

CEO Robert E. Dixon bought 3,000 MKZR shares at $4.05 on 2025-11-26; stock now -91.6% from 52-week high of $49.10.

Robert E. Dixon (CEO/President) purchased 3,000 shares at $4.05 on 2025-11-26, expanding his holding to 39,241 shares (+8.3% vs pre-transaction holdings). The purchase occurs in a deeply depressed price environment: current price of $4.12 is down 91.6% from the 52-week high of $49.10, and has declined 15.0% in 30 days and 32.5% in 90 days. His prior trades at MKZR (5 transactions since early October) have posted negative 30-day returns ranging from -3.6% to -4.5%, with no 90-day outcomes yet measurable. While his cross-ticker track record shows a 69.23% win rate over 20 buys with average 90-day returns of +94.9%, this ticker-specific pattern shows no well-timed purchases to date. The company reported negative net income of $-3.0M against quarterly revenue of $4.5M, though annual revenue growth stands at +40.2%. The market cap of $7.6M combined with mounting losses warrants examination of whether this accumulation reflects conviction or is proceeding despite deteriorating fundamentals.

CEO Dixon buys 3,946 shares in 2 tranches ($4.00–$4.05) at MKZR amid 91.9% drop from 52-week high

CEO Robert E. Dixon purchased 3,946 shares across two transactions on 2025-11-21 and 2025-11-24 at prices of $4.00 and $4.05 respectively, raising his holdings by 12.2% to 36,241 shares. The current price of $3.97 is down 91.9% from the 52-week high of $49.10, and the stock has declined 23.4% in the past 30 days and 35.6% over 90 days. Dixon's prior trades at MKZR have consistently underperformed, with all 5 recent October buys recording negative 30-day returns (–4.5%, –4.3%, –2.6%, –3.6%, –4.5%). Against this backdrop, his cross-ticker track record shows a 73.33% 90-day win rate with +120.8% average 90-day return, yet that success has not transferred to MKZR. The company is unprofitable (–$3.0M net income on $4.5M revenue in the latest quarter) despite 40.2% annual revenue growth and a $7.4M market cap, suggesting the market may be repricing risk faster than fundamentals improve.

CEO Dixon bought 15,000 shares ($75.9K) on 2025-10-02/03; stock -88.1% from $49.10 high; unprofitable company with 5 other insiders buying in 14-day cluster.

Robert E. Dixon, CEO/President, completed 5 separate purchases totaling 15,000 shares for $75,880.00 at prices ranging $5.00–$5.10 on October 2–3, 2025, expanding his holdings by 20.9%. The stock is currently $5.84, down -88.1% from its 52-week high of $49.10, and the company reported negative net income of $-6,093,080.00 against quarterly revenue of $4,273,646.00. A cluster pattern is in effect: 5 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days. Dixon's prior open-market buys at this ticker generated positive 30-day returns (18.3%–30.4%) over his last 5 trades, though his cross-ticker track record shows an average 90-day return of +316.0% across 20 prior buys with a 100% win rate. Investors should note that the company remains unprofitable despite annual revenue growth of +40.2%, and the simultaneous buying activity by multiple insiders alongside a steep price decline warrants review of whether the stock has stabilized or continues under pressure.

CEO Dixon bought 15,146 shares of MKZR at $5.10; 5 other insiders bought within 14 days; stock -87.9% from 52-week high amid $-6.1M net loss.

Robert E. Dixon, the CEO of MacKenzie Realty Capital, purchased 15,146 shares at $5.10 on 2025-08-21, increasing his holdings by 27.2% to 70.9K shares. This transaction occurred as part of a cluster pattern: 5 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days, suggesting coordinated appetite at depressed levels. The stock is trading -87.9% from its 52-week high of $49.10 and -33.2% over the past 90 days, while the company reported a $-6.1M net loss in its most recent quarter on $4.3M quarterly revenue. The CEO's cross-ticker track record shows a 100% win rate on 90-day returns across 20 prior buys, but his same-ticker history at MKZR—five consecutive purchases between 2025-08-12 and 2025-08-21—lacks measurable outcomes, leaving uncertain whether this accumulated positioning reflects conviction or defensive accumulation into persistent weakness.

CEO Robert Dixon bought 9,000 shares of MKZR at $5.10, now trading -89.7% from 52-week high.

CEO Robert E Dixon purchased 9,000 shares at $5.10 on 2025-08-18, increasing his holdings to 321.6K shares. This acquisition occurred as MKZR trades $5.05, down 89.7% from its 52-week high of $49.10 and down 47.9% over the past 90 days. The company is unprofitable with net income of $-6.1M against quarterly revenue of $4.3M, and this buy is part of a cluster pattern with 5 other insiders purchasing within the past 14 days. While Dixon's cross-ticker track record shows a 100% 90-day win rate with average 90-day returns of +320.3%, his prior transactions at MKZR are too recent to measure outcomes, and the company's deteriorating fundamentals and stock performance warrant careful investor attention to whether insider activity signals conviction or reflects other motivations.

CEO Robert Dixon buys 20,012 shares of MKZR at $4.84; stock down 90.1% from 52-week high and -55.5% in 90 days amid unprofitability.

Robert Dixon, CEO/President, purchased 20,012 shares at $4.84 on 2025-08-14, increasing his holdings by 56.0% to 55,718 shares total. This represents the latest in a rapid buying sequence: five prior purchases at MKZR within a 6-day window (2025-08-08 through 2025-08-13). Simultaneously, a cluster of 5 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days, suggesting coordinated accumulation among the company leadership. However, context is concerning: the stock is trading -90.1% below its 52-week high and has declined 55.5% over the past 90 days. The company reported negative net income of $-6.1M against $4.3M quarterly revenue and was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year. Prior trades at MKZR remain unmeasurable in outcome (all within the last 6 days), preventing assessment of whether this purchasing pattern reflects conviction or necessity.

CEO Dixon purchases 3,198 shares at $4.91 avg as stock plunges -90.3% from peak; 5 other insiders also buy within 14 days

Robert E. Dixon, CEO/President, executed 4 separate purchases totaling 3,198 shares (3.2K shares) for $15,708.23 across two trading days at a blended average price of $4.91, increasing his holdings by 9.8% to 35.7K shares. The timing is notable: the stock currently trades at $4.75, representing a -90.3% decline from its 52-week high of $49.10, and has fallen -26.9% over the past 30 days and -56.4% over 90 days. Dixon's cross-ticker track record shows strong prior execution with 15 buys averaging +653.1% 30-day return and +320.3% 90-day return at 100% win rate, though at MKZR specifically, prior measurable trades (April, March 2025) showed 30-day returns of +753.2% and +644.5% respectively. A cluster pattern is also evident: 5 other insiders bought within the past 14 days, indicating coordinated accumulation during this sharp pullback. Against this sits deteriorating fundamentals: the company reported negative net income of $-6.1M against quarterly revenue of $4.3M, though annual revenue grew 4.2% year-over-year.

CEO Dixon bought 2,000 shares of MKZR at $4.44 on 2025-08-08; 5 insiders buying in 14 days amid -89.9% decline from 52-week high.

CEO Robert E. Dixon purchased 2,000 shares at $4.44, adding to holdings of 32.5K shares, in a ticker where the stock has collapsed -89.9% from its 52-week high of $49.10 and fallen -26.1% over 30 days. Critically, this buy occurs as part of a cluster: 5 other insiders bought within the past 14 days, a pattern that historically has preceded rebounds in this company. His prior four trades at MKZR demonstrate a 100% win rate at the 90-day mark, with average 90-day returns of +288.2% to +347.6%, suggesting demonstrated pattern recognition at this ticker specifically. The company is unprofitable (net income of $-6.1M last quarter) and down sharply, but the coordinated insider accumulation and Dixon's track record of well-timed buys at MKZR warrant investor attention to whether this represents informed conviction ahead of reversal.