CABO Cable One, Inc. Insider Trading

CABO CFO Todd M. Koetje purchases 998 shares at $100.16 after full-year losses, raising holdings to 7.7K shares

Todd M. Koetje, the Chief Financial Officer, purchased 998 shares of Cable One at $100.16 on 2026-03-03, increasing his total holdings from 6,698 shares to 7,696 shares, a 14.9% increase in his position. The purchase occurred in a complex financial context: Cable One generated $376.0M in quarterly revenue and $86.5M in net income last quarter, but the company was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year and posted -5.0% annual revenue growth. The stock has declined 61.9% from its 52-week high of $286.45 and currently trades at $109.09, though it has rebounded 34.7% over the preceding 30 days. As a senior financial officer buying during a period of recent steep declines and full-year losses, this transaction reflects insider capital deployment when the stock has fallen substantially, but the recent quarterly profitability and revenue declines warrant attention to underlying business trajectory.

Director Weymouth Katharine bought 150 CABO shares at $130.88; 3 other insiders bought within 14 days amid 52-week decline of -69.5%.

Weymouth Katharine's purchase of 150 shares at $130.88 on 2025-06-16 adds to a cluster pattern: 3 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days, suggesting coordinated interest at depressed valuations. The stock has fallen -69.5% from its 52-week high of $425.99 and -18.4% over the past 30 days, creating a sharp reversal in near-term momentum. The director increased holdings by 7.0% to 2,294 shares, a material commitment relative to her existing position. However, Cable One's fundamentals present a mixed picture: annual revenue has contracted -5.9%, and the P/E of 50.32 remains elevated despite price weakness, while net income of $2.6M on $380.6M in quarterly revenue shows thin profitability. The insider's cross-ticker track record shows modest 90-day results (0.7% average return, 33.33% win rate across 3 prior buys), offering limited predictive confidence for this position's near-term direction.

CABO Director Weitz buys 7,000 shares in 2 transactions for $927.7K; stock down 69.1% YTD from $425.99 high.

Weitz Wallace R, a Cable One director, executed 2 separate purchases totaling 7,000 shares for $927,712.88 on 2025-06-13, raising his holdings from 10,140 to 17,140 shares (+69.0% increase in position size). The purchases occurred at an average of $132.53, just 50 basis points above the current price of $131.81 but significantly below the stock's 52-week high of $425.99 (stock is -69.1% from that peak and -18.1% over 30 days). A cluster pattern is present: 2 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days. However, Weitz's prior transaction history at CABO shows poor 90-day timing (0 of 3 buys were well-timed), with his most recent two March purchases each delivering -41.2% and -42.2% returns over 90 days respectively. The company faces headwinds with annual revenue growth of -5.9% and a P/E of 51.09 despite net income of only $2.6M on $380.6M in quarterly revenue, suggesting margin compression or operational challenges that warrant monitoring against the magnitude of this purchase.

Chief People Officer Margaret Masoner buys 300 CABO shares at $132.28; stock down 69.4% from 52-week high of $425.99

Margaret Masoner, Chief People Officer of Cable One, Inc., purchased 300 shares at $132.28 on 2025-06-12, increasing her holdings to 4,081 shares (+7.9%). The purchase occurred in a period of significant stock price deterioration: the company's share price is down 69.4% from its 52-week high of $425.99 and declined 42.5% over the prior 90 days. Fundamentally, Cable One is facing headwinds with annual revenue declining 5.9% year-over-year and a high P/E ratio of 50.50. The transaction is modest in absolute terms ($39,684.00) and represents a routine form of insider equity participation; without additional context on whether this was scheduled or discretionary, and given the broad market deterioration combined with challenging underlying metrics, the trade does not provide a clear signal of insider conviction regarding near-term recovery.

Director Mary E Meduski buys 250 CABO shares at $148.00; stock down 68.4% from 52-week high.

Meduski, a director, purchased 250 shares of Cable One at $148.00 on 2025-06-11, increasing her holdings from 3,349 to 3,599 shares (a 7.5% increase). The transaction occurs in a challenging context: the stock has fallen 68.4% from its 52-week high of $425.99 and is down 21.7% over the past 30 days and 43.1% over 90 days. Fundamentally, the company faces headwinds with -5.9% annual revenue decline and a high P/E of 52.12, though quarterly revenue remains substantial at $380.6M. The purchase is noteworthy as a modest expansion of holdings by an insider, but the magnitude ($37.0K total value) and stock's steep decline warrant observation of whether this reflects confidence or routine portfolio activity.

Director Wallace Weitz buys 4,000 shares (4.0K) at avg $245.50, holdings up 87.3%; stock now -11.8% in 30 days, -39.0% in 90 days.

Wallace R. Weitz purchased 4,000 shares across 2 transactions on March 4–5, 2025 at a blended average price of $245.50, increasing his holdings from 4,584 to 8,584 shares (87.3% increase). The current price of $253.93 reflects a gain of $33.86 from the blended entry, but this follows steep recent declines: the stock is -11.8% over the past 30 days and -39.0% over the past 90 days, trading 45.7% below its 52-week high of $467.97. Weitz's prior purchase at Cable One on 2024-05-21 experienced a 30-day return of -3.6% and a 90-day return of -3.9%, indicating his past buys at this ticker have not anticipated subsequent gains. The company's fundamentals show weakening momentum, with annual revenue declining 5.9% year-over-year and a P/E ratio of 98.42, suggesting elevated valuation relative to current earnings power. The timing of this purchase during a prolonged downtrend, combined with the unfavorable pattern of his prior Cable One purchase, requires scrutiny into whether this reflects director-level conviction or data-driven rebalancing.