Boulet Virginia

Director Boulet purchases 1,658 shares of Ouster amid 30% rally and unprofitable fundamentals; mixed prior timing at this ticker.

Virginia Boulet, a director of Ouster, Inc., acquired 1,658 shares across two open-market transactions, representing a meaningful addition to her stake in the company. This marks the 12th and 13th open-market purchases Boulet has made in the 36-month filing window, reflecting a consistent pattern of accumulation with no offsetting sales. The timing of this purchase is noteworthy: the stock has rallied significantly over recent months and is still trading well below its 52-week high, while the company remains unprofitable on an annual basis despite strong revenue growth. Examining Boulet's prior four purchases at Ouster with measurable outcomes reveals mixed timing results—two of those prior buys were followed by stock gains, while two saw subsequent declines—suggesting neither a clear pattern of well-timed buying into weakness nor consistent poor judgment. The director's continued buying activity in an unprofitable but rapidly growing company, even as the stock has recovered from earlier lows, warrants attention to see whether her pattern of mixed near-term timing improves or whether this represents accumulation ahead of a broader market move.

Director Boulet buys 6,500 OUST shares at $20.95; stock down -44.6% from 52-week high.

Director Virginia Boulet purchased 6,500 shares of Ouster at $20.95 on 2026-03-06, increasing her holdings from 221,842 to 228,342 shares. The stock is currently trading 44.6% below its 52-week high of $37.08 and has declined 18.8% over the past 90 days, despite a recent 5.8% 30-day rebound. Examining Boulet's prior transaction history at OUST shows mixed results: of 3 prior buys with measurable outcomes, only 1 was followed by a positive 90-day return, and her cross-ticker track record shows a 33.33% 90-day win rate with an average 90-day return of -13.1%. The company remains unprofitable with net income of $-21.7M in the latest quarter, though revenue growth has been strong at 52.5% year-over-year. This purchase occurs against a backdrop of substantial valuation decline and insider timing that has historically underperformed at this ticker.

Director Boulet buys 10,000 OUST shares at $7.82; stock down 52.1% from 52-week high, unprofitable company

Virginia Boulet, a director, purchased 10,000 shares of Ouster at $7.82 on 2024-08-16, increasing her holdings to 208.3K shares. This represents her fourth open-market purchase at this ticker in the past year, during a period when OUST has declined 52.1% from its 52-week high of $16.39 and is down 44.1% over the past 30 days. The company is unprofitable with a $-23.9M net loss in the latest quarter against $27.0M revenue, though revenue growth is accelerating at 103.0% year-over-year. Her prior trade at this ticker on 2024-06-13 showed a 33.9% 30-day gain, but her broader cross-ticker buy history shows a 0.00% 90-day win rate, signaling inconsistent execution timing across holdings. The persistence of purchases into a sharply depressed valuation by a director warrants monitoring of the company's operational trajectory and cash position.

Director Virginia Boulet purchases 10,000 shares of OUST at $10.30; holdings rise to 163,089 shares post-transaction.

Director Virginia Boulet purchased 10,000 shares at $10.30 on 2024-06-13, representing a 6.5% increase to her holdings of 163,089 shares. The company is at a critical juncture: it reported quarterly revenue of $25,944,000.00 with a net loss of $-23,849,000.00 in its latest period, yet achieved annual revenue growth of +103.0% year-over-year, indicating aggressive scaling despite sustained unprofitability. With the company trading at a $467,174,818.15 market cap just 22 trading days after its recent listing, the transaction occurs during an early-stage public market phase where traditional valuation frameworks are less stable. The director's direct capital commitment in an unprofitable, high-growth company provides one data point on insider conviction at current levels, though the company's path to profitability and capital efficiency remain open questions for investors to evaluate.