The Allstate Corporation Price & Performance (ALL-PI)

Allstate Corporation is grappling with significant catastrophic losses, reporting $1.08 billion in January 2025 due to California wildfires, followed by $92 million in February. Despite these challenges, the company achieved a 12.3% revenue growth over the past year and continues to expand its policies in force, offering a mixed outlook for investors.12

Thomas J. Wilson, Allstate’s CEO, sold $5.9 million worth of shares in February 2025, raising speculation about insider confidence. While the sale occurred under a pre-planned trading program, it coincides with the company’s efforts to manage catastrophe losses and maintain shareholder returns through dividends and a $1.5 billion buyback plan.23

Allstate’s short interest has dropped by 10.17%, with only 1.06% of shares now sold short. This suggests a shift in market sentiment, potentially reflecting rising investor confidence. However, the company’s stock remains under pressure from recent financial challenges, including mixed quarterly results and ongoing catastrophe-related losses.45