Fluent shares surge 11.61% intraday after announcing partnership with Squire and reporting 101% YoY commercial media revenue growth.

think> Okay, let's see. The user wants me to transform the given text into a concise news headline following specific rules. First, I need to make sure I understand all the requirements. The company name is Fluent. The percentage change is 11.60714286%, which I need to round to two decimal places. That would be 11.61%. The time period is intraday, so I have to include that. The reason for the price movement has three points: insider buying, a partnership with Squire, and strong Q4 earnings with revenue growth. I need to start with the company name, then the percentage and time period. The brief reason should include the key points without getting too detailed. The example they provided uses a structure where the first sentence includes the surge and the main reason, then additional details in the next sentences. Let me check the rules again. Keep the company name unchanged. Rounded percentage, remove trailing zeros. Time period added. Brief reason with key info. Write in English. So for Fluent, the main reasons are the insider purchase, partnership with Squire, and the Q4 earnings. The example combined the first two reasons into the main headline. Maybe I can do the same here. First sentence: Fluent surged 11.61% intraday due to... Then mention the three reasons concisely. The example used "announcing that..." for the first reason. Here, the first reason is insider buying, so maybe "announced that its director..." Wait, the user's input has three bullet points. The first is insider buying, the second is a partnership, and the third is Q4 earnings. The example combined the first two into the main reason. But maybe I need to include all three as the reasons. However, the user's example only included two points in the main headline and the third in the next paragraph. Let me check the example again. In the example, the output started with the surge and the first reason (SunAtion subsidiary's project), then the second reason (project details) in the next line, and the third reason (company focus) in the third line. So perhaps the main reason is the first point, and the others are supporting details. But in this case, the user's input has three points. The first is insider buying, the second is a partnership, and the third is Q4 earnings. The percentage is 11.61%, which is quite high, so the reasons should be the most impactful ones. The example included the subsidiary's project as the main reason. Here, the main reasons could be the partnership and the earnings. Insider buying might be a secondary factor. Wait, the user's example included the subsidiary's announcement as the main reason, then the project details, and the company focus. So the first reason is the main one. In this case, the first reason is insider buying, the second is the partnership, and the third is the earnings. The example combined the first two into the main headline. Maybe I should structure it similarly. So the headline would start with Fluent's surge, then mention the insider buying and the partnership as the reasons. Then in the next lines, mention the Q4 earnings. Let me structure it step by step. Company name: Fluent. Percentage: 11.61% (rounded). Time period: intraday. Reasons: 1. Insider purchase by James Geygan (director and 10% shareholder) through Global Value Investment Corp., buying 82,480 shares at $3.47-3.49. 2. Partnership with Squire to expand commercial media solutions to appointment-based services. 3. Q4 2025 commercial media revenue of $105 million, doubling from 2024, 101% growth, over 50% of revenue, aiming for high double-digit growth in 2026. The example included the first two reasons in the main headline and the third in the next paragraph. So maybe I can do the same here. First sentence: Fluent surged 11.61% intraday after its director and 10% shareholder James Geygan announced a share purchase and the company partnered with Squire to expand its commercial media solutions. Then, in the next lines: The purchase, made through Global Value Investment Corp., added 82,480 shares at $3.47-3.49. Additionally, Fluent reported Q4 2025 commercial media revenue of $105 million, doubling from 2024, with a goal of high double-digit growth in 2026. But the user's example included more specific details in the first part. Let me check again. The example had the subsidiary's project as the main reason, then the project.