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Over the past six months, Insperity's stock price has experienced significant volatility and a notable decline. The share price as of April 28, 2026, was $35.25, representing a 47.57% decline from April 29, 2025, when it was $67.23. The stock fell by 50.56% over the last 12 months. The company reported a loss and lagged revenue estimates in Q4 2025, with gross profit falling 21% and a net loss of $33 million, leading to a stock decline. In Q4 2025, Insperity announced a workforce realignment, eliminating about 4% of non-sales roles. Following the Q1 2026 earnings report on April 30, 2026, Insperity issued cautious full-year guidance, lowering its adjusted EPS outlook and worksite employee guidance, which significantly contributed to a stock downturn. Ongoing margin uncertainty due to benefits cost volatility and weak small- and mid-sized business sentiment, along with a decline in average worksite employees, have negatively impacted the stock. CEO Paul Sarvadi made significant open market purchases of Insperity shares in March and May 2026, which temporarily boosted investor confidence and led to rallies. JPMorgan maintained an "Underweight" rating and cut its price target on the stock due to the disappointing guidance and margin concerns.