GOOD GLADSTONE COMMERCIAL CORP Insider Trading

EVP Carter Ryan Stuart purchases 100 shares of GOOD at market, representing routine c-suite confidence in a profitable REIT.

Executive Vice President Carter Ryan Stuart purchased a small block of shares at current market prices, a signal of executive-level conviction in Gladstone Commercial's fundamentals. The company remains profitable and revenue is growing, but the stock is trading well below its year-high and has recently recovered from a multi-month weakness—the kind of dip that historically triggers insider buying as executives view valuations as attractive. The purchase is modest in size relative to Stuart's holdings, suggesting deliberate but measured confidence rather than aggressive accumulation, which is typical for C-suite insiders managing reputation risk. Without a broader pattern of insider buying across the leadership team or a catalyst-driven context, this single transaction reads as a routine expression of faith rather than a red alert, but it does align with the logical timing of an executive making a conviction bet on a financially stable company that has pulled back from highs.

EVP Carter Ryan Stuart bought 100 GOOD shares at $11.48, raising holdings to 4,400 shares.

Carter Ryan Stuart, Executive Vice President, purchased 100 shares of Gladstone Commercial Corp at $11.48, a modest addition to his existing 4,300-share position (+2.3%). The purchase occurred at a price below the current market level of $11.72 and well below the 52-week high of $15.07. The company trades at a P/E of 34.47 and generated $4.1M in net income on $40.8M in quarterly revenue, reflecting solid operational results. The transaction size and incremental nature suggest routine portfolio activity rather than a material confidence signal.

CFO Gerson Gary bought 275 GOOD shares at $12.46; 5 prior buys at this ticker showed 100% 90d positive returns.

Gerson Gary, CFO of Gladstone Commercial Corp, purchased 275 shares at $12.46 on 2026-02-25, increasing his holdings from 23,200 to 23,475 shares. His prior trading pattern at GOOD is notably consistent: all 5 previous open-market buys at this ticker generated positive 90-day returns, ranging from +2.4% to +10.1%. This suggests pattern recognition or sustained conviction about value at historical entry points. While the current stock price of $12.76 sits -21.4% from its 52-week high, the stock has gained +11.9% over the past 30 days and +15.4% over 90 days, indicating a recovery from depressed levels. The CFO's continued accumulation amid this recovery, coupled with his consistent track record of well-timed entries at this specific ticker, warrants investor attention to whether this reflects informed assessment of the company's fundamentals or emerging strategic direction.

CFO Gary Gerson bought 100 shares of GOOD at $11.31 on 2025-11-13, bringing holdings to 100 shares total.

Gary Gerson, Chief Financial Officer of Gladstone Commercial Corp, purchased 100 shares at $11.31, representing his first accumulated position in the stock. The transaction occurs in a context where GOOD trades at $11.20 (current), down 36.6% from its 52-week high of $17.66 and down 3.5% over the prior 30 days. Notably, Gerson has executed four other buy transactions at GOOD in the preceding week (2025-11-06 and 2025-11-11), suggesting a pattern of accumulation rather than a one-time investment decision. His cross-ticker track record across 9 prior buys shows an average 90-day return of -0.9% with a 40% win rate, while his sole measurable prior buy at GOOD (2025-05-12) produced a 90-day return of -8.7%, indicating poor timing on that occasion. The modest transaction size ($1.1K total value) and the absence of any FLAG notation suggest this is a discretionary, open-market purchase by the CFO during a period of price weakness relative to recent highs.

GOOD CFO Gerson Gary purchases 7,900 shares in 3 transactions at $11.05 on 2025-11-11 for $87,295.00

Gerson Gary, Chief Financial Officer of Gladstone Commercial Corp, executed 3 separate purchases totaling 7,900 shares for $87,295.00 on 2025-11-11, all at a blended average price of $11.05. The transaction moves his net holdings to 752 shares. This represents a reversal from his prior short position of -7,148 shares. However, the timing context is unfavorable: the stock currently trades at $11.26, up marginally from the purchase price, but is -36.2% from its 52-week high of $17.66. Reviewing his prior trades at GOOD, only 1 of 4 measurable prior buys demonstrated well-timed execution at the 90-day mark (a +16.8% return from the 2024-08-09 purchase), while the most recent purchases (2025-02-21 and 2025-05-12) posted 90-day losses of -11.7% and -8.7% respectively. The fundamental backdrop shows modest annual revenue growth of +1.2%, a P/E of 25.59, and recent quarterly revenue and net income of $40.8M and $4.1M. The preponderance of negative 90-day outcomes in his ticker-specific history suggests this accumulated position does not yet signal sustained recovery.

Cooper (President) bought 7,002 shares of GOOD at $10.70; holdings rise 26.9% to 33,074 shares

Cooper Arthur S., as President, purchased 7,002 shares at $10.70 on 2025-11-07, increasing his holdings by 26.9% from 26,072 shares to 33,074 shares. The transaction occurred at a price 2.6% below the current price of $10.98 and 37.8% below the 52-week high of $17.66, placing the purchase near the lower range of recent trading levels. The company's fundamentals show modest annual revenue growth of 1.2% with a P/E of 24.95, and the stock has declined 17.9% over the past 90 days. A substantial proportional increase in a senior executive's equity position warrants examination of whether this reflects management confidence in valuation, capital allocation strategy, or other material considerations not evident from public financials alone.

CFO Gary Gerson buys 500 GOOD shares at $10.66; stock down -38.0% from 52-week high of $17.66

Gerson Gary, CFO of Gladstone Commercial, purchased 500 shares at $10.66 on 2025-11-06, a routine open-market buy that increased his holdings by 3.3% to 15,600 shares. The stock currently trades at $10.95, near the low end of its 52-week range and down -38.0% from its high of $17.66. His prior transaction history at this ticker shows mixed outcomes: 2 of his 5 prior buys at GOOD showed positive 90-day returns, while 3 experienced declines ranging from -1.6% to -11.7%. The buy occurs as the stock has declined -4.5% over the past 30 days and -16.3% over 90 days, marking a period of sustained weakness. Given the modest position size ($5.3K) and the CFO's historical 40% win rate across his broader trading portfolio, this purchase provides a modest data point but not a definitive signal of near-term recovery or material conviction shift.

CFO Gerson Gary bought 200 GOOD shares at $14.32; 90d track record at ticker mixed (2 of 4 prior buys well-timed).

Gerson Gary, CFO, purchased 200 shares at $14.32 on 2025-05-12, adding to a 15,100-share position (a 1.3% increase). This marks his fifth open-market buy at Gladstone Commercial. His prior trading history at this ticker is split: two of three measurable buys (2024-08-09 at +16.8% 90d return, 2023-09-15 at +4.1% 90d return) delivered positive 90-day outcomes, while one (2024-11-08) declined -5.0% over 90 days. The current price of $14.35 sits only $0.03 above his purchase price but is -18.7% from the 52-week high and -10.8% over the past 90 days. With a P/E of 26.09 and modest annual revenue growth of +1.2%, the stock lacks obvious momentum catalysts, yet the CFO's repeated buying pattern suggests a view of value at these levels. The timing signal remains ambiguous: consistent buying by the CFO does not constitute evidence of exceptional market timing, and the 30-day result on his February 2025 buy remains pending, limiting the dataset for drawing conclusions about his execution at this ticker.

CFO Gary Gerson buys 175 shares of GOOD at $15.59; modest accumulation with prior mixed timing outcomes at this ticker.

Gerson Gary, CFO, purchased 175 shares of Gladstone Commercial Corp at $15.59 on 2025-02-21, increasing his holdings from 14,725 to 14,900 shares (+1.2% vs pre-transaction holdings). The transaction value was $2,728.25 ($2.7K), a routine insider accumulation. At the time of purchase, the stock traded below its 52-week high of $17.66 (currently $16.17, or -8.4% from the high). Gerson's prior trades at GOOD show a mixed timing pattern: his 2024-08-09 buy returned +16.8% over 90 days, but his 2024-11-08 buy returned -5.0% and his 2023-09-15 buy returned -10.8% at the 30-day mark before recovering to +4.1% at 90 days. This appears to be a continuation of opportunistic small purchases at this holding; no evidence suggests material conviction or scheduled positioning drives this activity.

CFO Gary Gerson bought 175 GOOD shares at $17.19; 90d record shows 100% win rate but modest position increase (1.2%)

Gerson Gary, Chief Financial Officer, purchased 175 shares of Gladstone Commercial Corp at $17.19 on 2024-11-08, increasing holdings from 14.6K to 14.7K shares. His cross-ticker track record shows a 100% win rate over the 90-day measurement window with an average 90-day return of +10.4%, and his two prior purchases at GOOD generated 90-day returns of +3.6% and +16.8%, respectively. However, the purchase itself is modest (1.2% increase to holdings) at a position value of $3.0K, and current execution timing shows the stock trading at $17.16, only 0.5% below the 52-week high despite a +6.6% 30-day gain and +17.0% 90-day gain. The CFO's historical discipline at GOOD—two prior well-timed buys—suggests familiarity with opportune entry points, but the minimal incremental size and proximity to recent highs offer limited visibility into conviction at this price level.