Act Now: Rock Holdings Investors Have Until July 8 to Recover Losses from Securities Fraud

The clock is ticking for investors who purchased shares of Rock Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: RKT) between February 25 and May 5, 2021. A landmark securities fraud lawsuit alleges that the company and its executives concealed material non-public information about impending financial declines while selling millions of shares at inflated prices—a breach that could cost shareholders millions. With the July 8, 2025 lead plaintiff deadline rapidly approaching, this is your final chance to secure compensation and hold Rock Holdings accountable. Here’s why urgent action is critical.

The Case Against Rock Holdings: Insider Trading and Material Omissions

The lawsuit, Shupe v. Rocket Companies, Inc. et al., centers on a staggering 20.2 million share sale orchestrated by CEO Daniel Gilbert and his team on March 29, 2021. The sale reaped $500 million for insiders—a transaction executed while Gilbert was in possession of a material non-public report detailing:
- A projected 0.31% loss in profitability for 2021.
- A nearly $1 billion revenue decline.
- An 80% drop in refinancing volume.
- Plummeting profit margins.

This information, kept secret until Rocket’s May 5, 2021, earnings report, triggered an immediate 28% stock price collapse (from $22.80 to $16.48). Gilbert sold his shares at a 33% premium compared to the post-disclosure price, a move that violated Rocket’s insider trading policies and federal securities laws.

Why This Matters to Investors

If you owned RKT shares during the February 25–May 5, 2021 period, you were deprived of critical information that would have influenced your investment decisions. The lawsuit alleges that false public statements—including claims of “twice the industry’s growth rate” and “benefits” of rising interest rates—were made despite internal projections of disaster. This constitutes a material omission, violating the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.

Your Time-Sensitive Opportunity to Act

The July 8, 2025 deadline is non-negotiable. Here’s what you need to know:
1. Zero Upfront Cost: The law firm Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC operates on a contingency fee basis. You pay nothing unless the case secures a recovery.
2. Lead Plaintiff Role: Investors who request lead plaintiff status by July 8 will help steer the litigation. Even if you don’t take this role, you can still share in any settlement or judgment.
3. Proven Success: This firm has recovered hundreds of millions for investors nationwide in securities fraud cases. Their focus on Rocket Holdings’ systemic missteps—evidenced by court documents and insider trading violations—positions this case for a strong outcome.

What to Do Next

1. Review Your Holdings: Confirm if you held RKT shares between February 25 and May 5, 2021.
2. Contact the Firm: Submit your transaction records via
   bgandg.com/RKT or call (332) 239-2660. Provide details of all RKT trades during the Class Period.
3. Act Immediately: The July 8 deadline is final. Delays risk forfeiting your chance to recover losses.

The Bottom Line: Act or Risk Permanently Losing Your Rights

Rock Holdings’ alleged misconduct—insider trading, material omissions, and misleading statements—has left investors with significant damages. This is not just a legal battle; it’s a chance to reclaim value stripped by corporate greed. With a proven legal team and a clear path to recovery, there’s no excuse to hesitate.

Do not let this deadline pass you by. Your financial future depends on it.

For further details, visit
bgandg.com/RKT or contact Peretz Bronstein or Nathan Miller at Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC. Time is running out—act now.