Insider profile

VOLL MARK

OfficerTitleChief Financial OfficerView on SEC.gov ↗

This page tracks every SEC Form 4 filing since April 2023 by VOLL MARK, Chief Financial Officer: 5 transactions in total, including 3 open-market purchases and 0 sales. Each record is parsed directly from the original filing, with amendments reconciled so a corrected filing never double-counts.

Activity summary

No insider transactions in the last 30 days. The most recent was on May 19, 2026, when Voll Mark bought 25,000 shares. The full history is listed below.

Quarterly balance

Buy and sell value by quarter, Q1 26 to Q2 26. VOLL MARK has been a net buyer across the period shown.

Q1 26Q2 26

Bars below the rule are sales, above are purchases. Largest quarter on the chart is $20K.

Track record

$20K
Total purchased
$0
Total sold
1
1B · 0S transactions
Net buyer
Overall direction

Most active in

Largest trade: $20K in RNXT (May 2026) in last 5Filing history: Mar 2026May 2026Under a 10b5-1 plan: 0%Full history: 5 filings

Transaction History

Sourced from SEC EDGAR Form 4 filings. Updated hourly.

DateInsiderCompanyTypeSharesPriceValue
May 19, 2026Voll MarkRNXT
Purchase
25,000$0.79$20K
Apr 3, 2026Voll MarkRNXT
Award
80,000
Mar 25, 2026Voll MarkRNXT
Award
12,380
Mar 20, 2026Voll MarkRNXT
Purchase
97,200
Mar 20, 2026Voll MarkRNXT
Purchase
48,600

Reading an insider's Form 4 history

Corporate insiders — directors, officers, and holders of more than 10% of a company's stock — must report their trades to the SEC on Form 4 within two business days. Looking at one insider's filings over time shows whether they tend to buy on the open market (a discretionary use of their own money, generally the strongest signal), sell, or simply receive and exercise equity awards as compensation.

The track record above measures how this insider's past open-market purchases performed in the months after each filing. Trades made under a pre-scheduled Rule 10b5-1 plan are flagged because they carry no timing signal. To pull any insider's full history programmatically, see the insider trading API or our guide to reading Form 4 filings.