GAIA GAIA, INC Insider Trading

Director Paul Howard buys 2,000 shares of GAIA at $3.01; stock down 52.4% from 52-week high, company unprofitable.

Sutherland Paul Howard, a director, purchased 2,000 shares of GAIA, INC at $3.01 on 2026-03-18, increasing his holdings to 306,457 shares. This buy occurs amid a sharp deterioration in GAIA's valuation: the stock trades at $2.98 (current price), down 52.4% from its 52-week high of $6.26 and down 6.6% over the past 30 days. The company's financial position remains weak, with quarterly revenue of $24,984,000.00 offset by a net loss of $-1,153,000.00, and full-year net income was negative despite annual revenue growth of 12.5%. Howard's cross-ticker track record shows modest timing accuracy (35.71% win rate on 90-day outcomes, average 90-day return of -4.0%), and his five prior purchases at GAIA since 2026-03-06 occurred in rapid succession; none have yet completed a measurable 90-day window. The transaction warrants attention given the stock's steep decline, the company's continued unprofitability, and the pattern of rapid accumulation by this insider during a period of negative momentum.

Director Paul Howard buys 1,514 GAIA shares at $3.07; stock down 54.2% from 52-week high, cluster of 3 insiders buying in 14 days.

Director Sutherland Paul Howard purchased 1,514 shares at $3.07 on 2026-03-17, following four other buys at GAIA within the prior week (2026-03-06 through 2026-03-16). The stock currently trades at $2.87, down 54.2% from its 52-week high of $6.26 and -9.8% over the past 30 days. The company reported $25.0M in revenue last quarter with a net loss of $1.2M and is unprofitable on a full-year basis, though revenue grew 12.5% year-over-year. A cluster pattern is present: two other insiders also bought within the past 14 days. Across Howard's cross-ticker history, his 20 prior open-market buys averaged a +2.5% 30-day return but a -4.0% 90-day return with a 35.71% win rate, suggesting his buys have not consistently preceded gains. The accumulation of 1,514 shares raises his position to 304.5K shares, a +0.5% increase from 302.9K shares.

Director Paul Howard buys 5,486 shares of GAIA at $3.11; stock -22.3% in 90 days. CLUSTER: 2 other insiders also bought within 14 days.

Sutherland Paul Howard, a Director, purchased 5,486 shares (5.5K shares) of GAIA, INC (GAIA) at $3.11 on 2026-03-16, bringing his total holdings to 302,943 shares. The transaction occurs against a backdrop of material price weakness: GAIA is currently trading at $3.00, down 22.3% over 90 days and 52.1% from its 52-week high of $6.26. Fundamentally, the company reported $24,984,000 ($25.0M) in latest-quarter revenue but generated $-1,153,000 ($-1.2M) in net income, with full-year results also unprofitable despite 12.5% annual revenue growth. The timing signal is mixed: across his cross-ticker track record of 20 prior buys, Howard has achieved only a 35.71% 90-day win rate and an average 90-day return of -4.0%. However, this purchase is part of a cluster pattern—2 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days—which may reflect elevated insider conviction at current levels or response to recent operational developments. The concentrated buying activity warrants tracking alongside the company's path to profitability, though the extended price decline and unprofitable fundamentals remain headwinds.

Director Paul Howard buys 2,000 shares of GAIA at $3.07; joins cluster of 2 other insider buys within 14 days as stock trades 50.6% below 52-week high.

Paul Howard, a Director, purchased 2,000 shares at $3.07 on 2026-03-13, bringing his holdings to 297,457 shares. The purchase occurs against a backdrop of significant price pressure: GAIA trades at $3.09 currently, down -50.6% from its 52-week high of $6.26 and down -19.3% over 90 days. Importantly, this purchase is part of a cluster pattern with 2 other insiders also buying within the past 14 days, suggesting coordinated or corroborated confidence at depressed levels. However, the company faces material headwinds: it reported negative net income of $-1.2M on quarterly revenue of $25.0M, indicating unprofitability despite 12.5% annual revenue growth. Prior to this transaction, Howard's cross-ticker buy track record shows 20 prior buys with only a 42.86% 90-day win rate and an average 90-day return of -1.7%, and at GAIA specifically, his four prior measurable trades show negative or flat returns. The confluence of cluster buying, depressed valuation context, and underlying unprofitability warrants attention to whether insiders view current prices as opportunistic or whether they are backing a fundamentally challenged business.

Director Sutherland Paul Howard buys 10,250 shares of GAIA at $3.08; 2 other insiders bought within 14 days as cluster.

On 2026-03-10, Director Sutherland Paul Howard purchased 10,250 shares at $3.08, adding to holdings of 285,207 shares (a +3.6% increase). The transaction occurs within a cluster—2 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days—suggesting coordinated insider confidence in the company. However, GAIA's fundamentals remain challenged: the company reported a net loss of $-1,153,000.00 over its most recent full fiscal year and is currently unprofitable, despite posting revenue of $24,984,000.00 and annual revenue growth of +12.5%. The stock is down 47.8% from its 52-week high of $6.26, trading at $3.27 today. Notably, Howard's prior trades at GAIA show a 0 of 1 well-timed record at the 90-day mark, with his most recent GAIA purchase (2025-12-11) followed by a -12.8% return over 90 days. The cluster buy signal combined with unprofitability and weak recent timing at this ticker requires deeper scrutiny.

Director Sutherland Paul Howard buys 10,000 GAIA shares at $3.15; stock down 47.4% from 52-week high

Director Sutherland Paul Howard purchased 10,000 shares of GAIA, INC at $3.15 on 2026-03-06, increasing his holdings to 285,207 shares (a +3.6% increase). The purchase occurs in the context of significant stock weakness: the stock is currently trading at $3.29, down -47.4% from its 52-week high of $6.26. This buy adds to a cluster of insider buying activity, with 2 other insiders purchasing shares within the past 14 days. However, Howard's recent trading pattern at GAIA is uniformly unfavorable: his 5 prior purchases at this ticker between 2025-12-10 and 2025-12-22 have all shown negative 30-day returns (ranging from -0.3% to -11.6%), suggesting poor timing on his recent accumulation attempts. Fundamentally, GAIA reported a net loss of $1,153,000.00 in its latest quarter despite $24,984,000.00 in revenue, and the company remains unprofitable on a full-year basis, though annual revenue growth reached +12.5%.

COO Nuta Yonathan Abraham bought 1,540 shares of GAIA at $3.24; stock down 48.2% from 52-week high amid unprofitable operations.

Nuta Yonathan Abraham, as COO, purchased 1,540 shares at $3.24 on 2026-03-05, increasing his holdings by 38.5% to 5,541 shares total. The transaction occurs in a pressured valuation context: the stock trades 48.2% below its 52-week high of $6.26 and has declined 8.2% over 90 days. Fundamentally, GAIA generated $25.0M in quarterly revenue with annual revenue growth of 12.5%, but the company reported a net loss of $-1.2M over its most recent full fiscal year. A cluster pattern exists—two other insiders have also bought within the past 14 days—which may reflect confidence at these depressed levels, though the company's current unprofitability warrants scrutiny of underlying business stability.

CEO Medvedich bought 1,525 shares of GAIA at $3.22; stock -48.2% from 52-week high, company unprofitable.

Medvedich Kiersten, CEO of GAIA, purchased 1,525 shares at $3.22 on 2026-03-05, bringing holdings to 49,081 shares and representing a +3.2% increase in position size. The company is unprofitable (net income $-1.2M on revenue $25.0M) and faces substantial stock weakness, trading -48.2% from its 52-week high of $6.26. A cluster buy pattern emerges with 2 other insiders also purchasing within the past 14 days, suggesting coordinated conviction at depressed levels. However, Medvedich's prior open-market buy at this ticker on 2025-09-09 delivered a -38.9% 90-day return, a pattern that undermines narrative around well-timed accumulation during downturns.

Director Sutherland Paul Howard bought 2,000 shares of GAIA at $3.70 on 2025-12-22; stock down -38.9% in 90 days, company unprofitable.

Director Sutherland Paul Howard purchased 2,000 shares of GAIA at $3.70 on 2025-12-22, increasing his holdings to 275,207 shares. The purchase occurs as the stock trades -41.2% below its 52-week high of $6.26 and -38.9% below its 90-day entry point, while the company reported a net loss of $-1,153,000 in its latest quarter despite 48.2% annual revenue growth. Howard's cross-ticker track record shows a 72.73% win rate with +7.1% average 90-day returns on 20 prior buys, but his same-ticker history at GAIA consists of 5 consecutive purchases within 14 days (Dec 9–18) with outcomes not yet measurable—a pattern of accumulation during a period of sustained price decline. The fundamental disconnect between revenue acceleration and persistent operating losses, combined with the timing of repeated purchases in a falling market, warrants monitoring of what pressures are offsetting the company's topline growth.

Director Paul Howard bought 1,500 shares of GAIA at $3.81 on 2025-12-18; stock -38.3% from 52-week high and -36.9% over 90 days.

Sutherland Paul Howard purchased 1,500 shares at $3.81, increasing his holdings from 271.7K to 273.2K shares. The purchase occurs as GAIA trades 38.3% below its 52-week high and has declined 36.9% over the past 90 days. His most recent prior transactions at GAIA—five buys executed between 2025-12-09 and 2025-12-16—suggest a pattern of accumulation during weakness, though all outcomes remain unmeasurable. Against this backdrop, the company reported quarterly revenue of $25.0M with annual growth of 48.2%, but remains unprofitable with net income of -$1.2M, leaving the fundamental picture mixed. The director's cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior open-market buys with a 66.67% 90-day win rate and +5.9% average return, but same-ticker timing outcomes at GAIA are not yet observable.