- Insperity reported full-year results for 2020 on February 11th and, as anticipated back in November, its share price pulled back, most likely due to 2021 guidance.
- Despite the pandemic and subsequent shutdown, Insperity generated solid results in 2020 because of its focused business model. Yet, it projects the pandemic could have lingering impacts into 2021.
- The company is notoriously conservative in its guidance. But there was an atypical tone in Insperity's earnings call potential investors would be wise to consider.
For further details see:
Insperity: Conservative But Optimistic