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Camp4 CFO Kelly Gold buys $39,600 in company stock

Camp4 CFO Kelly Gold buys $39,600 in company stock

Camp4 Therapeutics CFO Kelly Gold made a stock purchase of $39,600 on August 31, 2026. She acquired 10,000 shares of the company's common stock through multiple open market transactions, with a weighted average price of $3.96 per share. The stock had experienced a roughly 8% decline over the past week, but remained up by 170% over the past year.

Ms. Gold, whose spouse, David Gold, holds these shares in a brokerage account, indicated she does not have investment control over the account and disclaims beneficial ownership. Analysts at InvestingPro view the stock as potentially undervalued, suggesting the stock could be a promising investment. Recently, CAMP4 Therapeutics has garnered attention from analysts, with JPMorgan upgrading the stock to Overweight and raising its price target to $9.00.

Chardan also initiated coverage on the stock with a buy rating and a price target of $6.50. In addition, Kelly Gold has been appointed to the board of directors for X4 Pharmaceuticals, where she will also serve on the audit committee. These moves showcase strategic developments within both companies.

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