Sezzle

Sezzle Inc. shares climbed 5.1% to close at $184.18 on Tuesday, hitting a new intraday high after a volatile session that saw the stock rebound from early lows, driven by solid fundamentals despite insider selling headlines. The stock staged a low-to-high rally, trading actively in pre-market from a session low of $173.00 to $179.80, then opened the regular session at $177.20 and gradually advanced to $184.18. Latest Q1 2026 earnings showed revenue up 29.19% YoY to $135.5M, net profit up 41.86% to $51.3M, with a net profit margin of 37.85% and EPS of $1.47 (+47% YoY); ROE stood at an elevated 111.97%. In terms of price positioning, the stock now trades just 1.37% below its 52-week high of $186.74, has gained 182.7% YTD, and remains well above its 60-day moving average of $110.52. However, CFO Brading Lee Dickson and President Paul Paradis recently disposed of a combined 36,400 shares, realizing over $5.9 million, raising scrutiny over insider selling.