Two Life360 directors sold a combined $1.15M in open-market sales over a 7-day window. Director Chris Hulls sold $883K at $47.58 on Aug 18, and Director James Synge sold $263K at $45.05 on Aug 25. At a $3.6B market cap, the total sales represent ~0.03% of market cap — well below the 0.1% materiality threshold — making this a routine, non-informative cluster. The cross-filing actuarial verdicts are all amplifiers for various context pairs, but no actual cross-filing context (earnings, press, offering, restatement, late filing, agreement) was provided beyond the cluster itself, so no override applies. Per the asymmetric buy/sell calibration, cluster sales are weak predictors and should not be amplified beyond the proportionality band. The $1.15M is trivial relative to the $3.6B market cap, and both sellers are directors (not C-suite), further reducing signal value. This cluster is routine and non-informative. Monitor for any upcoming earnings or material agreements that could provide context for future insider activity. No immediate trading signal. The net direction is selling, but the dollar value is immaterial at 0.03% of market cap, and both insiders are directors (not C-suite), so the cluster carries negligible informational content. The total value of open-market sales is $1.15M, which is 0.03% of the $3.6B market cap — well below the 0.1% triviality threshold. Both transactions are open-market sales (code S) by directors, not C-suite executives. No 10b5-1 plan information is available, but the small size and director status suggest liquidity-driven sales rather than informed selling. No cross-filing context (earnings, press, offering, restatement, late filing, agreement) was provided, so no override applies. The cross-filing actuarial verdicts are all amplifiers for various context pairs, but no actual cross-filing context was provided, so no override applies. The cluster is routine and non-informative. No immediate trading signal. Monitor for any upcoming earnings or material agreements that could provide context for future insider activity.
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Executive Summary
Two Life360 directors sold a combined $1.15M in open-market sales over a 7-day window. Director Chris Hulls sold $883K at $47.58 on Aug 18, and Director James Synge sold $263K at $45.05 on Aug 25. At a $3.6B market cap, the total sales represent ~0.03% of market cap — well below the 0.1% materiality threshold — making this a routine, non-informative cluster. The cross-filing actuarial verdicts are all amplifiers for various context pairs, but no actual cross-filing context (earnings, press, offering, restatement, late filing, agreement) was provided beyond the cluster itself, so no override applies. Per the asymmetric buy/sell calibration, cluster sales are weak predictors and should not be amplified beyond the proportionality band. The $1.15M is trivial relative to the $3.6B market cap, and both sellers are directors (not C-suite), further reducing signal value. This cluster is routine and non-informative. Monitor for any upcoming earnings or material agreements that could provide context for future insider activity. No immediate trading signal. The net direction is selling, but the dollar value is immaterial at 0.03% of market cap, and both insiders are directors (not C-suite), so the cluster carries negligible informational content. The total value of open-market sales is $1.15M, which is 0.03% of the $3.6B market cap — well below the 0.1% triviality threshold. Both transactions are open-market sales (code S) by directors, not C-suite executives. No 10b5-1 plan information is available, but the small size and director status suggest liquidity-driven sales rather than informed selling. No cross-filing context (earnings, press, offering, restatement, late filing, agreement) was provided, so no override applies. The cross-filing actuarial verdicts are all amplifiers for various context pairs, but no actual cross-filing context was provided, so no override applies. The cluster is routine and non-informative. No immediate trading signal. Monitor for any upcoming earnings or material agreements that could provide context for future insider activity.
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Documents Analyzed
This report is based on 1 SEC document filed with EDGAR.
| Document | Accession Number |
|---|---|
| CLUSTER Data (Synthetic) | cluster-LIF-1787900976095 |
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Oct 13, 2026 14d ago | 144 | $42.55 $43.37 | ▲ +1.93% | ▲ +3.08% | $43.18 (+1.48%) |
Oct 6, 2026 20d ago | 144 | $41.24 $41.55 | ▲ +0.75% | ▲ +1.73% | $43.18 (+4.70%) |
Oct 6, 2026 21d ago | SC 13G/A | $41.38 $42.55 | ▲ +2.84% | ▲ +2.98% | $43.18 (+4.36%) |
Oct 1, 2026 26d ago | 144 | $40.30 $41.88 | ▲ +3.92% | ▲ +2.62% | $43.18 (+7.15%) |
Sep 23, 2026 4w ago | Insider Cluster | $41.26 $40.30 | ▲ +2.33% | ▲ +1.91% | $43.18 (−4.65%) |
Sep 3, 2026 7w ago | Insider Cluster | $44.17 $44.28 | ▲ +0.25% | ▲ +1.46% | $43.18 (−2.24%) |
Aug 27, 2026 8w ago | Insider Cluster | $43.49 $44.17 | ▲ +1.56% | ▲ +1.45% | $43.18 (−0.71%) |
Aug 19, 2026 9w ago | Insider Cluster | $45.82 $44.26 | ▼ −3.40% | ▼ −4.52% | $43.18 (−5.76%) |
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Aug 17, 2026 10w ago | Insider Cluster | $46.74 $44.55 | ▼ −4.69% | ▼ −4.48% | $43.18 (−7.62%) |
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