HAAG ROBERT L

Director Robert L Haag purchases 5,000 shares at $3.61 average after consecutive daily buys; portfolio increases 4000.0% yet prior TZUP trades show 0% 90-day win rate

Robert L Haag, a Director, executed 2 separate purchases totaling 5,000 shares for $18,026.40 on 2025-03-14 (at $3.61 blended average), immediately following a buy on 2025-03-13. His post-transaction holding of 5,125 shares represents a 4000.0% increase from his prior 125-share position. However, his historical performance at TZUP itself is distinctly unfavorable: across 4 prior completed trades, his 90-day win rate stands at 0.00%, with 90-day returns ranging from -19.5% to -42.6%. The company's financials are deteriorating—annual revenue growth is -63.8% and net income was -$441,838.00 last quarter against only $150.00 in quarterly revenue, indicating a severely distressed operating profile. The cumulative pattern of unsuccessful prior accumulations at this ticker, paired with worsening fundamentals, suggests this transaction should be viewed with caution rather than as a vote of confidence.

Director HAAG ROBERT L bought 4,000 shares of TZUP at $3.61 on 2025-03-13; company reports -63.8% annual revenue decline and $-441.8K net loss.

Robert L. Haag, a director, purchased 4,000 shares at $3.61 on 2025-03-13, increasing his holdings from 295,639 to 299,639 shares. This transaction occurs in the context of severe operating deterioration: THUMZUP MEDIA reported annual revenue growth of -63.8% and full-year net income of $-441.8K, indicating the company is unprofitable and shrinking materially. At the same ticker, Haag's prior three measurable buy transactions (in November and December 2024) all generated negative 90-day returns ranging from -19.5% to -40.6%, with a 0% win rate at this ticker. The stock has fallen -43.9% from its 52-week high of $6.60, though it has recovered 14.9% over the past 30 days. This pattern of persistent purchasing into declining fundamentals and a persistent streak of underwater positions warrants investor scrutiny of whether the director's accumulation signals information asymmetry or reflects a disconnect from the company's operational challenges.

Director Robert L. Haag purchases 3,000 shares of TZUP at $4.85; stock down -34.9% from 52-week high, company unprofitable with -15.4% revenue decline

Director Robert L. Haag purchased 3,000 shares at $4.85 on 2024-12-05, expanding his holdings by 1.0% to 295,310 shares. This continues a recent pattern of accumulation at the ticker: he has executed 5 separate buys at TZUP since 2024-11-21, all within the past two weeks. The stock is currently priced at $4.62, representing a -34.9% decline from its 52-week high of $7.10 and a -6.5% pullback over the past 30 days. TZUP is an unprofitable company with negative full-year net income of $-441,838.00 and annual revenue contraction of -15.4%, trading at a $43.4M market cap. The recent concentrated buy sequence occurs against deteriorating fundamentals and depressed valuation context, though no measurable prior outcomes yet exist from these latest purchases to assess trade timing accuracy.

TZUP director Haag buys 2,000 shares at $4.73; stock down 30.8% from 52-week high amid -15.4% annual revenue decline.

Robert L. Haag, a director of ThumzUp Media, purchased 2,000 shares at $4.73 on 2024-12-05, bringing his holdings to 292,310 shares. This is the fifth consecutive buy transaction at TZUP within a 2-week window (November 21 through December 5), but occurs in the context of deteriorating fundamentals: the company reported a -15.4% annual revenue decline and was unprofitable with net income of $-441,838.00 over its most recent full fiscal year. The stock is currently trading at $4.91, which is 30.8% below its 52-week high of $7.10, and has declined 9.7% over the last 30 days. The rapid succession of purchases during a period of weakness suggests continued accumulation, though the timing against the company's negative earnings and revenue trajectory warrants scrutiny of whether improved fundamentals are anticipated.

Director Robert L Haag buys 1,111 shares of TZUP at $4.06; stock down -26.2% in 30 days amid unprofitability and -15.4% revenue decline.

Robert L Haag (Director) purchased 1,111 shares at $4.06 on 2024-11-25, adding to holdings of 290.3K shares post-transaction. The purchase occurs within a 4-transaction cluster across 4 consecutive trading days (2024-11-19 through 2024-11-25), totaling accumulated buying activity. However, TZUP's financial profile presents material headwinds: the company reported net income of $-441.8K in its latest quarter, experienced annual revenue decline of -15.4% year-over-year, and the stock has fallen -26.2% over the past 30 days and -12.3% over 90 days from a 52-week high of $7.10. Current price of $4.65 is -34.5% below the 52-week peak. The rapid succession of purchases during a period of sharp price decline and visible profitability deterioration warrants attention to whether this accumulation reflects conviction or timing coincidence, though material negative fundamentals and recent downward momentum remain the primary investor concern.

Director Robert L Haag bought 2,000 shares of TZUP at $4.20 on 2024-11-25; stock has fallen -44.4% from 52-week high.

Director Robert L Haag purchased 2,000 shares at $4.20, adding to a series of four consecutive buys at this ticker within four trading days (2024-11-19 through 2024-11-25). The company faces material headwinds: revenues contracted -15.4% year-over-year, and the company reported a net loss of $-441.8K over its most recent full fiscal year. The stock has traded down -40.2% over the past 30 days and stands -44.4% below its 52-week high of $7.10, currently at $3.95. While the repeated accumulation during this steep decline suggests selective deployment of capital during depressed prices, none of his prior buys at this ticker have yet reached 90-day measurable outcomes, and his broader cross-ticker history shows no well-timed buy patterns. Investors should monitor whether this accumulation reflects informational conviction or exposure to further deterioration in what remains an unprofitable operation.

TZUP Director HAAG bought 2.0K shares at $4.60; stock down -38.5% in 30 days, -42.8% from 52-week high.

Director Robert L. Haag purchased 2,000 shares at $4.60 on 2024-11-22, adding to a post-transaction holding of 287.2K shares. The purchase occurs in the context of significant recent price deterioration: the stock has declined -38.5% over the prior 30 days and trades -42.8% below its 52-week high of $7.10, now at $4.06. Fundamentally, the company reported negative net income of $-441.8K in its most recent quarter and annual revenue contracted -15.4% year-over-year, placing the firm in a loss-making position. The insider's prior transactions at TZUP (4 buy trades on 2024-11-19, 2024-11-21, and 2024-11-25) remain unmeasured at both 30-day and 90-day marks, providing no empirical basis to assess timing quality on this ticker. This narrow window of multiple buys into a depreciating stock amid deteriorating fundamentals merits closer examination of the business context and any non-public developments that may have prompted the sustained acquisitions.

Director Haag buys 2,000 shares of TZUP at $4.05 amid 30.6% decline in stock; company unprofitable with -15.4% revenue decline.

Robert L Haag, a Director at Thumzup Media, purchased 2,000 shares at $4.05 on 2024-11-21, adding to holdings that now total 285,199 shares. The purchase occurs in a deteriorating market backdrop: the stock has fallen 30.6% over the past 30 days and 37.9% from its 52-week high of $7.10, currently trading at $4.41. Structurally, the company faces headwinds with net income of $-441,838.00 for its most recent full fiscal year and annual revenue growth of -15.4% year-over-year, indicating both unprofitability and contracting topline. This is Haag's third purchase at TZUP within 3 days (preceded by buys on 2024-11-19 and 2024-11-22), and his second insider transaction overall when viewed across all tickers. The repeated accumulation during a period of material price weakness and operational challenge represents a concentrated signal worth monitoring, though the company's negative profitability metrics and revenue contraction are factual constraints on the forward outlook.

Director HAAG buys 2,000 shares at $3.60 as TZUP stock falls -51.4% from 52-week high amid -15.4% revenue decline.

Director Robert L. Haag purchased 2,000 shares at $3.60 on 2024-11-19, increasing his holdings from 281.2K to 283.2K shares. This purchase occurs in a deteriorating business environment: the company reported net income of $-441.8K in its most recent period and faces -15.4% annual revenue growth. The stock has declined -51.4% from its 52-week high of $7.10 and -46.9% over the past 30 days, now trading at $3.45. While the transaction represents a small position increase (+0.7% relative to his pre-transaction holdings), the purchase at a depressed price point following significant price erosion and negative financial results merits observation. Investors should monitor whether subsequent quarters show stabilization of revenues or profitability as context for assessing this director's conviction level.