Tom Kubota

PFHO CEO Tom Kubota buys 24,742 shares at $1.00; stock down 6.7% in 90 days, prior PFHO buys 0 for 5 well-timed.

Tom Kubota, CEO & President, purchased 24,742 shares of PFHO at $1.00 on 2026-06-03, increasing holdings to 8,500,000 shares. The transaction was executed at a discount to the current price of $1.12, yet remains 24.8% below the 52-week high of $1.49. More significantly, Kubota's timing pattern at PFHO is notably unfavorable: his prior 5 trades at this ticker generated 0 well-timed outcomes at the 90-day mark, with negative returns ranging from -2.3% to -15.9% on those earlier purchases. The company's fundamentals show modest growth (revenue $1,497,704.00, +10.7% annually, P/E 11.20), but the stock has declined 6.7% over the past 90 days despite the recent purchase, and Kubota's established track record at this specific ticker suggests poor entry-point selection historically. This pattern warrants attention to whether current valuation reflects the underlying business quality or indicates structural execution challenges.

PFHO CEO Tom Kubota buys 65,258 shares at $1.00; stock down 24.8% from 52-week high, all 5 prior PFHO buys underperformed at 90 days.

Tom Kubota (CEO & President) purchased 65,258 shares at $1.00, bringing his holdings to 8,475,258 shares. The current price of $1.12 is 24.8% below the 52-week high of $1.49, and over the past 90 days the stock has declined 6.7%. Notably, across his 5 prior open-market purchases at PFHO (all on 2024-06-24 and 2024-06-26), none demonstrated positive 90-day returns; the prior buys ranged from 90-day losses of 2.4% to 15.9%. This pattern stands in contrast to his cross-ticker track record, where 20 prior buys averaged a 90d return of +3.5%. The persistent underperformance of his PFHO-specific buys at the 90-day mark warrants attention to whether this latest acquisition reflects a different conviction or simply continuation of an unfavorable entry-timing pattern at this specific ticker.

CEO Kubota Tom bought 20,999 shares at blended average $0.97 in 4 transactions on 2024-06-26, current price $0.88

CEO and President Kubota Tom made 4 separate purchases totaling 20,999 shares for $20,314.01 at a blended average price of $0.97 on 2024-06-26, increasing holdings by +0.3% to 8,410,000 shares. The transaction occurred at prices near the 52-week high of $0.99 (the stock has since declined to $0.88, or -11.1% from that peak), while the stock has posted a 30-day return of +14.3% and 90-day return of +33.3% from its cycle low. Kubota's cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior open-market buys with a 90-day win rate of 0.00% and average 90-day return of -12.5%, though at this specific ticker (PFHO) all 5 prior buy transactions occurred within the same June 2024 window and lack measurable outcomes. The company has modest fundamentals ($1.4M quarterly revenue, $197.4K net income, -2.0% annual revenue decline) and a market cap of $11,264,000.00.

CEO Tom Kubota bought 6,270 shares across 3 transactions totaling $5,542.50 at PFHO; stock up 17.6% in 30 days, 33.8% in 90 days.

CEO Tom Kubota completed 3 separate purchases totaling 6,270 shares for $5,542.50 between June 20 and June 24, 2024, at prices ranging from $0.75 to $0.95 (blended average $0.88), increasing his holdings from 8,382,731 to 8,389,001 shares. The purchases occurred during an uptrend: the stock has gained 17.6% in the 30 days and 33.8% in the 90 days prior to this filing, and now trades at $0.87, down 12.1% from its 52-week high of $0.99. His cross-ticker track record shows 17 prior buys with 0% win rate at the 90-day mark (average 90-day return of -12.5%), though his prior 5 trades at PFHO include a May 24 buy that has delivered a 33.8% 30-day return. The company has minimal scale—$1.4M quarterly revenue, $11.1M market cap—with a P/E of 12.43 and -2.0% annual revenue decline, making the stock's recent 33.8% 90-day gain particularly volatile relative to fundamentals. This filing adds context on a small-cap position; investors should monitor whether the recent momentum sustains or reverts toward the 52-week lows.