Gottschalk Max 4

What Happened
Max Gottschalk, a reported 10% owner of Perfect Moment Ltd. (PMNT), made open-market/private purchases on February 25, 2026, acquiring a total of 29,050 shares. The filing shows two reported purchases: 25,000 shares (reported value $6,248) and 4,050 shares (reported value $1,013), for an aggregate reported outlay of $7,261. The transactions are coded “P” (purchase) — purchases are generally taken as a more bullish signal than sales, though filings do not state motivation.

Key Details

• Transaction date: 2026-02-25; Form 4 filed: 2026-02-27 (two days after the transactions).
• Prices: purchases reported at about $0.25 per share; filing footnotes show prices ranged roughly from $0.24910–$0.256540 and also $0.24980–$0.2500 for same-day lots; weighted-average pricing referenced in footnotes.
• Total reported shares bought: 29,050; total reported value: $7,261 (per amounts shown in the filing lines).
• Shares owned after transaction: not specified in the information you provided from the filing.
• Transaction code: P = Purchase (open market or private purchase).
• Notable footnotes:
  • F1/F2/F4: purchases occurred at multiple prices the same day; weighted-average prices and price ranges were disclosed and the filer offers to provide detailed per-price counts on request.
  • F3/F5/F6: ownership and control notes — shares may be held or directed through family trusts and entities (Gottschalk Family Trust, Credit Suisse Trust Limited, Fermain Limited) and the reporting person disclaims beneficial ownership except to the extent of any pecuniary interest.

Context

• The reporting person is listed as a 10% owner and the filing includes trust/entity disclosures; such filings can reflect transactions by or via related trusts/entities rather than direct executive trading.
• The dollar amount here (~$7.3k) is modest; small insider purchases can be routine or opportunistic and do not alone prove a broader view of company prospects.
• Filing appears timely relative to typical Form 4 timing (filed two days after the transactions).