SECURITY NATIONAL FINANCIAL CORP Director FULLER GILBERT A Buys and Sells Shares

Security National Financial Corp. (SNFCA) has recently disclosed that Director Fuller Gilbert A has made a transaction involving the purchase and sale of shares. Specifically, on October 1, 2025, Director Fuller Gilbert A acquired 627 shares at a price of $13.08 per share and subsequently sold the same number of shares at $8.67 per share on the same day.

On October 1, 2025, Security National Financial Corp. (SNFCA) disclosed that Director Fuller Gilbert A made a significant transaction involving the purchase and sale of shares. Specifically, on the same day, Director Gilbert A acquired 627 shares at a price of $13.08 per share and subsequently sold the same number of shares at $8.67 per share Security National Financial (NASDAQ:SNFC.A) shareholders have earned a 12% CAGR over the last five years^[1].

This transaction raises several points of interest for investors. Firstly, the fact that the director bought and sold shares on the same day suggests a short-term trading strategy, which is unusual for a corporate director. Typically, directors hold shares for longer periods to align their interests with those of the company and its shareholders.

Secondly, the transaction resulted in a net loss of $4.41 per share, indicating that Director Gilbert A did not profit from the transaction. This could be seen as a red flag by investors, as it suggests that the director may not have had a clear understanding of the company's prospects or that they acted on insider information, which is illegal.

In the context of SNFCA's overall performance, it's worth noting that while the stock has shown growth over the past five years, it has underperformed the market. Over the last five years, SNFCA's share price has increased by 74%, compared to the market average return of around 85% Security National Financial (NASDAQ:SNFC.A) shareholders have earned a 12% CAGR over the last five years^[1]. This discrepancy could be due to various factors, including changes in earnings per share (EPS) and revenue, which have not kept pace with the share price increase.

Additionally, SNFCA has experienced a decline in EPS of 4.5% per year over the past five years and a revenue reduction of 8.7% per year Security National Financial (NASDAQ:SNFC.A) shareholders have earned a 12% CAGR over the last five years^[1]. These trends suggest that the company's fundamentals may not be as strong as its share price performance might suggest.

In conclusion, while the transaction by Director Gilbert A is not necessarily indicative of broader issues at SNFCA, it does raise questions about the company's financial health and the motivations of its directors. Investors should closely monitor the company's performance and consider the potential risks before making investment decisions.