Jorey Chernett, reported as a ten percent owner of Neuronetics, Inc. (NASDAQ: STIM), acquired 500,000 shares of the company’s common stock on March 27, 2026, according to a Form 4 filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The purchases occurred in multiple transactions at prices spanning $1.28 to $1.41 per share, totaling $675,000.
Following the filings, Chernett’s direct ownership in Neuronetics stands at 9,393,276 shares. The shares are trading at $1.34 at the time of reporting, and an InvestingPro tip notes the stock declined 19% over the last week.
Those insider purchases come amid the company’s recently reported fourth-quarter 2025 results. Neuronetics posted revenue of $41.8 million for the quarter, topping the forecast of $40.66 million and producing a 2.73% positive surprise relative to expectations. Earnings per share for the period were -$0.10, however, missing the anticipated -$0.09 and creating an 11.11% negative surprise on the EPS line.
Corporate leadership and operational updates accompanied the quarterly disclosure. Neuronetics named Dan Reuvers as its new chief executive officer. The company also noted that the second quarter was operationally cash flow positive.
In coverage developments, Canaccord revised its price target for Neuronetics from $7.00 to $3.00, citing a shift in valuation, while retaining a Buy rating on the shares. For investors seeking additional analysis, the company’s Pro Research Report is referenced as a source for deeper financial detail and further InvestingPro tips.
Context and implications
The insider purchase and the company’s quarterly performance present a mixed picture: a significant insider acquisition at modest prices contrasts with an EPS miss and a material cut to an analyst price target, even as revenue modestly beat estimates and operational cash flow turned positive in the second quarter.
Investors evaluating Neuronetics may weigh the insider transaction alongside the earnings details, CEO transition, and the revised price guidance from at least one analyst. The recent share-price slide noted by InvestingPro is part of the near-term market backdrop.