AASP — Agassi Sports Entertainment Corp. — is a micro-cap OTC stock where short selling is essentially non-existent. The more interesting story this week comes from insider activity and the notable figures behind it.
Ownership concentration makes this stock unusual. Andre Agassi, the company's founder and director, holds nearly 13% of shares. The largest registered holder, James Askew, controls over 16%. Those two names together account for nearly 30% of the company — a level of concentration that means any shift in their activity carries outsized weight.
Insider activity has run in both directions over the past few months, with the net picture leaning modestly positive. On the buy side, CEO Ronald Boreta picked up 50,000 shares at $5.00 in March — a $250,000 commitment that stands out against the otherwise symbolic ticket sizes in this registry. CFO Shawn Cable added 1,000 shares at $4.15 in late March. Agassi himself bought 1,000 shares at $4.50 in February. Net insider purchases across the past 90 days total around 280,000 shares with a combined value near $1.45 million. That net figure, however, is partly offset by Agassi's own February sale of 54,186 shares at $5.17 and Askew's disposal of 171,843 shares at $5.24 — both transacted within the same fortnight as the small buys. The insider picture is mixed: token purchases alongside material sales from the two largest holders.
Price action has been quiet but positive on the week. The stock added just over 4% to close at $4.65 on April 28, recovering from a softer month that saw it slip roughly 1%. Short interest is effectively zero — the estimated position of 227 shares amounts to 0.002% of the float, so there is no meaningful short-side pressure. The short data is also significantly stale, last updated in October 2025, so it offers little actionable signal. Valuation and analyst data are either absent or too dated to be reliable for this name.
Earnings history shows a mild pattern of muted reactions. The most recent event in April produced a one-day decline of 4.3% before a five-day loss of 5.3%. The prior two events registered no meaningful move. No next earnings date is currently set.
With this name, the watch item is insider behaviour — specifically whether the CEO's March accumulation continues, or whether the larger holders resume trimming near the $5.00 level where both Agassi and Askew sold earlier this year.
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