BETR Better Home & Finance Holding Co Insider Trading

Director Harit Talwar bought 5,000 BETR shares at $25.34; stock now -71.9% from 52-week high, down -37.8% in 30 days.

Harit Talwar, a director, purchased 5,000 shares at $25.34 on 2026-05-22, increasing his non-derivative holdings from 39.7K to 44.7K shares. However, the transaction occurs in a deteriorating market context: the stock trades -71.9% from its 52-week high of $94.06 and has declined -37.8% over the preceding 30 days. His prior trades at BETR show a consistent pattern of poor timing at the 90-day mark—0 of 4 prior buys were well-timed (stock rose after purchase)—with three of four prior purchases declining over 90 days (ranging from -15.8% to -27.3%). Fundamentally, the company reported a loss of $70.3M against quarterly revenue of $47.5M, though annual revenue growth reached +52.0%. A cluster pattern is evident: 2 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days. The director maintains derivative holdings of 99,029 shares across restricted stock units and common stock, indicating ongoing participation in the company's equity structure.

CEO Vishal Garg bought 15,600 shares at $24.89 under 10b5-1 plan; stock down -74.1% from 52-week high, company unprofitable.

Vishal Garg, Chief Executive Officer of Better Home & Finance Holding Co, purchased 15,600 shares at $24.89 on 2026-05-21 under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan, bringing his holdings to 118,260 shares. The transaction is scheduled rather than discretionary. The stock has declined -74.1% from its 52-week high of $94.06 and is currently at $24.34, down -48.7% over the past 30 days. Fundamentally, the company generated $47.5M in quarterly revenue with a net loss of $70.3M and remains unprofitable on a full-year basis. Across his prior trades at BETR, Garg's recent buy-activity has produced mostly negative results: trades from May 7, 2026 each showed -9.8% to -10.0% 30-day returns, and April 8's purchase declined -14.2% by 30 days. This scheduled purchase occurs alongside two other insider acquisitions within the past 14 days, indicating a cluster buy pattern, though the regulatory structure and company's sharp valuation decline merit continued monitoring.

CEO Garg buys 15,600 shares for $389,994.00 at BETR; stock down -74.1% from 52-week high, company unprofitable with $-70.3M net income.

Vishal Garg, Chief Executive Officer, completed 2 separate purchases totaling 15,600 shares for $389,994.00 on 2026-05-20, increasing his holdings by 17.9% to 102,660 shares post-transaction. The timing is notable given material headwinds: the stock has declined -74.1% from its 52-week high of $94.06 and -48.7% over the preceding 30 days, while the company reported a net loss of $-70.3M in its most recent full fiscal year despite revenue growth of 52.0%. This purchase occurs within a 14-day window in which 2 other insiders also bought, forming a cluster pattern. However, Garg's prior 5 purchases at BETR show a 0% 90-day win rate, with outcomes ranging from -23.0% to +42.2% at the 30-day mark but uniformly negative or marginal by 90 days, suggesting a consistent pattern of ill-timing at this specific ticker despite his cross-ticker track record averaging +27.5% over 30 days.

CEO Vishal Garg buys 15.6K shares ($387,988.86) via 5 transactions on 2026-05-18 under 10b5-1 plan; stock down 73.4% from 52-week high

Vishal Garg, CEO of Better Home & Finance Holding Co, executed 5 separate purchases totaling 15,600 shares for $387,988.86 on 2026-05-18 under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan. The purchase occurred at prices ranging from $24.71 to $25.00 (blended average $24.87), with the stock currently trading at $25.05 but having declined 73.4% from its 52-week high and 39.2% over the prior 30 days. Because this transaction is scheduled under a 10b5-1 plan rather than discretionary, timing and conviction signals cannot be inferred from the trade itself. At BETR specifically, Garg's prior 5 open-market purchases show a 0% win rate over 90 days, with all recent buys on 2026-05-07 and 2026-04-08 underwater. The company reported quarterly revenue of $47,497,000.00 with a net loss of $-70,311,000.00 and remains unprofitable on a full-year basis, despite 52% annual revenue growth. Additionally, 2 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days, forming a cluster buy pattern.

CFO Advani Loveen buys 500 shares in two tranches as stock slides well below 52-week high; repeat buyer in declining company with ongoing losses.

CFO Advani Loveen purchased 500 shares across two open-market transactions as the stock trades well below its 52-week high, marking her second and third open-market purchases in the 36-month window. This is the second time she has bought shares at this company in recent months — her most recent prior purchase saw the stock decline over both the subsequent 30 days and 90 days, a poorly-timed entry that has now been followed by another accumulation at even lower prices. Notably, she is not buying alone: two other insiders purchased shares within the same two-week window, creating a brief cluster of insider buying activity. However, the company backdrop matters: despite posting strong revenue growth, the business remains unprofitable with significant quarterly losses, and the stock's sharp recent decline reflects broader weakness that extends well beyond this company. Loveen's willingness to add shares into deteriorating fundamentals and a declining stock price is noteworthy, but her poor timing on the prior purchase and the company's lack of profitability temper the bullishness of the move.

Director Talwar Harit purchases 3,000 shares at market during period when stock trades well below 52-week high and company remains unprofitable.

Director Talwar Harit purchased shares on the open market, increasing his stake by a meaningful margin during a period when the stock is trading substantially below its 52-week high. The company's financials remain troubled—it is unprofitable with negative net income and a loss per share, though revenue is growing. Harit's buying history at this company is mixed: one prior purchase was followed by modest gains over the near term, while his two other recent purchases at this ticker each saw the stock decline over both the following month and quarter. This current purchase repeats a recent pattern of buying—Harit has made four open-market purchases over the past three years with no sales, all involving shares acquired at lower prices. The stock's recent weakness (down modestly over the past month but up over the prior quarter) and company fundamentals suggest Harit is buying into a distressed company rather than riding momentum, though his track record of timing at this specific ticker does not provide strong conviction that lower prices will reverse into gains.

CEO Garg purchases 6,583 shares as stock trades well below highs; company unprofitable but revenue growing.

Vishal Garg, the Chief Executive Officer, purchased nearly 6,600 shares on the open market, significantly adding to his position in Better Home & Finance at a time when the stock is trading substantially below its recent highs and has declined sharply over the prior month. His prior purchasing activity in this stock shows a strong track record, with four of his five previous buys followed by meaningful gains over the subsequent quarter, and only one trade followed by a decline—a notably favorable pattern that demonstrates he has timed his entries well when conditions are most challenging. The company itself remains unprofitable with significant quarterly losses, yet reports strong year-over-year revenue growth, presenting a classic recovery-stage profile. As CEO, Garg's ongoing accumulation during a period of weakness, combined with his demonstrated ability to buy at points where the stock subsequently rebounds, adds measurable weight to the purchase decision; this is not a routine executive trading action but a repeated commitment at progressively lower price points by someone with direct knowledge of the business and a track record of well-timed accumulation in this specific stock.