Binder Kurtis Joseph

CFO Kurtis Binder sells 65k shares (11.5% of position) as stock trades well below 52-week highs

Kurtis Binder, the CFO of Arlo Technologies, sold a meaningful portion of his holdings in a single transaction. This comes as the stock trades noticeably below its 52-week high, a backdrop that could suggest selling into strength—though the stock has gained ground over the past few months. Binder has been an active seller over the past 36 months, with this being his 22nd open-market sale in that period and no open-market purchases on record. His prior sales at this ticker show mixed timing results: three of his five previous exits were well-timed (the stock declined afterward), while two were poorly timed (the stock gained afterward). Most recently, he sold shares in March with the stock subsequently rising over a longer horizon, suggesting that timing at Arlo has been uneven. The company itself remains profitable with modest revenue growth, though the valuation appears stretched relative to earnings, which could factor into executive perspective on share value.

ARLO CFO Binder sells 179.4K shares at $13.78 for $2.5M; pattern of 4 of 4 prior sells well-timed at 90d (90-day pattern: -20.6%, -22.4%, -16.5%, -16.9%, -19.7%)

Binder Kurtis Joseph, ARLO's CFO, sold 179,419 shares at $13.78 on 2026-03-12 for $2,471,532.61, reducing his holdings from 794,304 shares to 614,885 shares (-22.6% of prior position). The current price of $13.51 stands -30.5% from the 52-week high of $19.44, and the stock is down 4.0% over 90 days. Notably, his prior trades at ARLO show a consistent pattern: 4 of 4 prior sells (on 2025-10-15, 2025-09-30, 2025-09-29, and 2025-09-02) were well-timed at the 90-day mark, with post-sale declines of -20.6%, -22.4%, -16.5%, and -19.7% respectively. While the cross-ticker track record shows mixed timing (90d well-timed rate 54.55%, with avg 90d return of +8.4% across all sells), the ARLO-specific sequence reveals a disciplined pattern of exits preceding material declines. The company's valuation (P/E 28.74, $1.4B market cap) against modest fundamentals (revenue $139.5M, net income $6.9M, +3.6% annual growth) may be informing the insider's disposition, though recent 30-day price action has been positive (+9.2%).

CFO Binder sold 55,043 shares of ARLO at $13.69; 4 of 4 prior ARLO sales were well-timed at 90-day mark amid -30.1% decline from highs.

Binder's sale of 55,043 shares at $13.69 represents a 10.7% reduction in his ARLO holdings and marks his sixth discretionary sale at this ticker. His prior five trades at ARLO show a consistent 90-day pattern: 4 of 4 measurable prior ARLO sales were well-timed (stock fell after each sale), with the most recent four ARLO sales delivering 90-day declines ranging from -8.7% to -19.7%. Against this backdrop, the stock currently trades at $13.58, down 30.1% from its 52-week high of $19.44 and down 5.4% in the past 30 days, suggesting continued weakness. Simultaneously, fundamental headwinds are evident: the company generated only $6.9M in net income on $139.5M in revenue last quarter, carries a P/E of 339.50, and was unprofitable over its full most recent fiscal year, raising questions about earnings quality relative to valuation.

ARLO CFO Binder sells 51,668 shares at $17.82; stock already at -4.6% from 52-week high

Binder Kurtis Joseph, Chief Financial Officer of Arlo Technologies, sold 51,668 shares at $17.82 on 2025-10-15, reducing holdings from 467,681 to 416,013 shares (an 11.0% reduction). The sale occurred with the stock at $17.68 currently, down 4.6% from the 52-week high of $18.54, shortly after the transaction price and near recent price levels. At the same ticker (ARLO), Binder's five prior sales show no well-timed outcomes at the 90-day mark, with measured post-sale returns of -3.6%, -2.3%, and -5.6% at 30 days on three trades. This pattern of recent repetitive sales at a company generating only $3.1M net income on $129.4M revenue—with negative full-year profitability—deserves scrutiny, though the frequency of sales at this ticker over a short timeframe raises questions about position management or potential personal liquidity needs rather than conviction-driven trading.

ARLO CFO Binder sells 216.9K shares in 2 transactions for $3.7M at $16.95 avg; retains 467.7K shares post-sale

Kurtis Joseph, CFO of Arlo Technologies, executed two separate sales on 2025-09-29 and 2025-09-30, totaling 216,934 shares for $3,677,229.08, reducing his holdings by 31.7% from 684,615 to 467,681 shares. The sales occurred at prices near current levels ($16.95 blended vs $16.95 current), placing them just 8.6% below the 52-week high of $18.54. His prior five trades at ARLO show a 0% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark—his last two measurable sales (2025-05-08 and 2025-06-05) each showed positive 90-day returns of +55.2% and +19.4%, indicating he sold before subsequent gains rather than ahead of declines. The company remains unprofitable on a full-year basis despite quarterly net income of $3.1M on $129.4M revenue, and the stock is essentially flat over 90 days (+0.1%) but down 2.6% over 30 days from these transaction dates. The substantial reduction in holdings by a senior finance executive merits investor attention to confirm whether this reflects planned liquidity needs or changing views on near-term value.

Arlo CFO Binder sells 125,000 shares (125.0K) for $2.2M as stock hits 52-week high of $18.41

CFO Binder Joseph sold 125,000 shares at $17.71 on 2025-09-02, representing 15.4% of his holdings and netting $2,214,050.00. The sale occurred as Arlo stock reached its 52-week high of $18.41, having surged +14.3% in the prior 30 days and +13.6% over 90 days. However, at his same ticker (ARLO), Binder's prior three measurable sales were poorly timed by the 90-day mark—none of the three generated negative returns after the sale, meaning the stock rose in all three cases. His cross-ticker track record shows a 90d well-timed rate of only 16.67%, below breakeven. Fundamentally, the company reported negative full-year net income despite $129.4M in latest-quarter revenue and modest 4.0% annual growth, and the $1.9B market cap reflects pricing into modest profitability at present. The sale at peak price, combined with poor timing history at this ticker and deteriorating underlying returns, warrants monitoring of both execution and financial trajectory.

CFO Kurtis Joseph sold 113,912 shares of ARLO at $18.56; stock now at 52-week high of $18.14

Kurtis Joseph, CFO of Arlo Technologies, sold 113,912 shares on 2025-08-08 for $2,113,978.90 at $18.56 per share, reducing his holdings by 12.3% to 809,615 shares. The sale occurred near the stock's 52-week peak: the current price of $18.14 equals the 52-week high, and the transaction price of $18.56 was only 2.3% above the current level. Notably, his cross-ticker track record shows prior sells with an average 90-day return of +31.3% and a 20.00% well-timed rate, yet at ARLO specifically his timing has been mixed—only 1 of 3 prior measurable sales showed negative 90-day returns. The company reported quarterly revenue of $129,405,000 and net income of $3,124,000, though it remained unprofitable on a full-year basis despite 4.0% annual revenue growth. The modest significance reflects the transaction size relative to the CFO's remaining position and the absence of clear timing advantage given the stock's proximity to its 52-week high.

CFO Kurtis Joseph sold 92.2K ARLO shares at $17.17 on 2025-07-01; stock now at 52-week high

CFO Binder Kurtis Joseph sold 92,247 shares at $17.17 on 2025-07-01, reducing his holdings by 9.1% to 923,527 shares. The sale occurred as ARLO reached its 52-week high of $17.60 (current price +0.0% from that peak), after the stock gained 20.0% in the prior 30 days and 107.8% over 90 days. At the same-ticker level, his prior sells at ARLO show mixed timing: only 1 of 3 measurable prior sales were well-timed at the 90-day horizon, with outcomes ranging from -13.9% to +61.1% at 30 days. The company remains unprofitable (net income -$835,000K on $119.1M quarterly revenue), though annual revenue grew 4.0% year-over-year. The sale's proximity to the 52-week high and the stock's sharp recent momentum gain merit monitoring, but the insider's ARLO-specific timing history does not show a pattern of precision in picking market inflection points.

CFO Kurtis Joseph sold 76,500 ARLO shares at $15.42 on 2025-06-05 for $1,179,607.05; retains 1,015,774 shares.

Kurtis Joseph (CFO) liquidated 7.0% of his ARLO holdings via open-market sale at $15.42, with the stock now at $16.78. His timing at this ticker is mixed: prior 90-day outcomes at ARLO show 1 of 3 measurable results well-timed (negative return post-sale). Cross-ticker, his 5 prior sells averaged 90-day returns of +13.4% (stocks rose after he sold), indicating a pattern of selling ahead of gains rather than ahead of declines. The company reported $-835.0K net income in its latest quarter against $119,066,000.00 revenue, underscoring ongoing unprofitability despite 4.0% annual revenue growth. The CFO's continued material stake of 1,015,774 shares signals retention of significant exposure, but the sale—occurring in a 30-day window of +61.4% stock appreciation—raises the question of whether he is responding to near-term momentum or executing a pre-planned reduction.

CFO Kurtis Joseph sold 135.2K shares at $10.37, reducing ARLO stake to 1.09M; stock up 31.8% in 30 days but unprofitable.

CFO Kurtis Joseph sold 135,183 shares at $10.37 on 2025-05-08, reducing his holdings from 1,227,457 shares to 1,092,274 shares (-11.0%). The sale is notably timed during a strong 30-day uptrend (+31.8%), yet the stock trades 27.3% below its 52-week high of $17.10. At ARLO specifically, his prior three measurable same-ticker sales showed mixed timing: two posted positive 90-day returns (+7.1% and +7.3% in early 2024), while the most recent sale on 2024-12-16 resulted in a -16.9% 90-day decline. The company remains unprofitable (net income $-835.0K) despite modest revenue growth of +4.0%, which may provide context for executive liquidity decisions. His cross-ticker track record shows a 33.33% well-timed rate (sells where stock fell after), but same-ticker history presents a 33.33% well-timed rate (1 of 3 prior measurable outcomes), suggesting mixed predictive value in his timing at this specific ticker.