Insperity is trading at $45.05, down 12.79%, as investors may weigh paid-worksite declines and Q4 guidance.

  • Q3 adjusted EPS was $0.22 and revenue $1.65 billion; the report did not explicitly attribute the share decline to results.
  • Paid worksite employees fell 2% year over year, with Q4 guidance for a further 1.4%–2.0% decline.
  • Full-year adjusted EPS guidance was narrowed to $1.93–$2.28, not cut. A software-sector selloff and weaker broad-market trading add pressure but do not alone explain the move.