Chief Financial Officer of $ALRM sells 754 shares in insider transaction

The Chief Financial Officer of $ALRM, Kevin Christopher Bradley, recently divested 754 shares of the company for approximately $42,789. This sale, disclosed in a recent SEC filing, represented around 1.4% of Bradley’s stake in this class of $ALRM stock. Following this transaction, Bradley retains ownership of 53,056 shares in this class of $ALRM stock.

Over the last six months, $ALRM insiders have actively traded the company’s stock on 19 occasions, with all 19 trades consisting of sell-offs by insiders, including Bradley’s recent exchange. Notable among these insider dealings are, but not limited to, transactions by key figures at $ALRM. For instance, Daniel Ramos, identified as “See Remarks,” has executed five sales, offloading 18,075 shares totalling an estimated $1,058,477. Likewise, Chief Executive Officer Stephen Trundle conducted three sales, disposing of 8,823 shares, valued at approximately $508,428.

Among the patterns observed in $ALRM insider trades, all dealings have been sales, with no purchases in the past six months. Steve Valenzuela, the Chief Financial Officer, conducted two sell transactions, shedding 5,000 shares for an estimated $294,001. Jeffery A. Bedell, also referred to as “See Remarks,” executed three sales, divesting 5,000 shares, amounting to an estimated $288,145. Furthermore, Bradley, not limited to his recent transaction, undertook a second sale, disposing of 1,144 shares for roughly $65,998. These instances underscore significant activity within the company regarding insider trades.

In addition to insider trades, institutional investors have also been active in adjusting their $ALRM holdings. Over the most recent quarter, 138 institutional investors have seen an increase in their $ALRM stock positions, while 156 reduced their stakes. Of particular note are substantial moves made by institutions, such as Brown Capital Management LLC, which removed 596,472 shares (-24.9%) from their portfolio in the first quarter of 2025. In contrast, Disciplined Growth Investors Inc /MN added 447,787 shares (+15.2%), equivalent to an estimated $24,919,346 to their holdings.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc followed suit by adding 413,895 shares (+36.4%) to their portfolio in the first quarter of 2025, valued at about $23,033,256. Noteworthy reductions in holdings were seen from institutions like Acadian Asset Management LLC, which divested 235,151 shares (-46.7%), amounting to $13,086,153. Likewise, Blackrock, Inc. trimmed its holdings by 198,817 shares (-2.1%) worth an estimated $11,064,166. On the other end of the spectrum, Public Sector Pension Investment Board significantly bolstered its position by adding 187,398 shares (+152.1%) to their portfolio, valued at about $10,428,698.

These movements reflect a dynamic environment within $ALRM stock holdings, with both insiders and institutional investors actively managing their positions. Institutions have made substantial adjustments, indicating shifts in investor sentiment towards $ALRM. As investors navigate the intricacies of the market, monitoring insider and institutional activities can provide valuable insights into the prevailing sentiments and potential future directions of $ALRM stock.