NOVA DANIEL J

Director Daniel J. Nova buys 65,000 TDUP shares at $8.04; extends streak of 5 consecutive purchases in 5 days last November.

Director Daniel J. Nova purchased 65,000 shares of ThredUp (TDUP) at $8.04 on 2025-11-05, increasing his holdings by 65,000 shares (21.4% net growth) for a total value of $522,301.00. This buy follows a highly unusual pattern: his five prior trades at TDUP occurred on consecutive trading days (2024-11-21 through 2024-11-27) and all five achieved positive 90-day returns, with returns ranging from +53.7% to +115.3%. The current price of $7.87 is 34.8% below the 52-week high and down 11.7% over the past 30 days, suggesting recent weakness. However, the company's fundamentals show deterioration: annual revenue declined 19.2%, the latest quarter posted a $4,248,000 net loss, and full-year net income was negative. The confluence of repeated rapid accumulation activity and consistent profitability challenges presents mixed signals that merit closer examination of Nova's acquisition rationale and the company's operational trajectory.

Director Daniel Nova bought 24,897 TDUP shares at $1.47 on 2024-11-27, 5th consecutive buy in 5 days; unprofitable company with -30.2% pullback from 52-week high.

Daniel Nova, a TDUP director, purchased 24,897 shares at $1.47 on 2024-11-27, expanding holdings by 8.9% to 303,930 shares. This is the fifth consecutive buy in as many days (2024-11-20 through 2024-11-27), suggesting accumulation during a period when the stock is -30.2% from its 52-week high of $2.48, yet has recovered +212.7% in the 30-day window and +100.5% over 90 days. Notably, ThredUp remains unprofitable with net income of $-24.8M despite quarterly revenue of $73.0M and 11.7% annual growth. Nova's cross-ticker track record shows 14 prior buys with a negative 90-day win rate of 40.00% and an average 90-day return of -1.5%, indicating his historical buy timing has not been reliable. The rapid-fire accumulation pattern and its positioning within a volatile recovery window merit monitoring of whether this reflects conviction in a turnaround or follows a mechanical pattern.

Director Daniel J Nova bought 30,000 shares of TDUP at $1.67 on 2024-11-25, increasing holdings 14.0% to 244.0K shares

Director Daniel J Nova purchased 30,000 shares at $1.67 on 2024-11-25, the latest in a series of 5 consecutive buys at TDUP between 2024-11-18 and 2024-11-26. The stock has surged +130.9% over 30 days and +95.0% over 90 days from the transaction price, suggesting recent momentum, though it remains -38.7% below its 52-week high of $2.48. The company reported a loss of $24.8M on revenue of $73.0M in the latest quarter, with annual revenue growth of +11.7% but no path to profitability in the most recent fiscal year. Across his cross-ticker track record, Nova's prior buys have posted modest average returns (avg 30d +1.0%, avg 90d -1.6%) with a 33.33% win rate; his outcomes at TDUP to date remain unmeasurable as these five purchases occurred within the last week.

Director Nova Daniel J purchased 35,000 shares of TDUP at $1.62 on 2024-11-26, bringing holdings to 279,033 shares (+14.3%).

Director Nova Daniel J executed a purchase of 35,000 shares at $1.62, the fifth consecutive buy at ThredUp within 6 days (2024-11-20 through 2024-11-26). His cross-ticker track record shows marginal performance: 14 prior buys averaged +1.0% over 30 days with a 33.33% win rate at 90 days; his 6 prior sells averaged +2.0% over 30 days, indicating those sells occurred before stock gains—poorly timed exits. At ThredUp specifically, none of the 5 prior trades yet have measurable 90-day outcomes. The company remains unprofitable with net income of $-24.8M against quarterly revenue of $73.0M, while the stock is currently priced at $1.52, down 38.7% from its 52-week high of $2.48. The rapid-fire buying pattern in late November warrants scrutiny relative to underlying fundamentals.

Director Daniel Nova purchases 59,891 shares at avg $1.38, raising holdings 38.9% to 214.0K shares at TDUP.

Director Daniel Nova made 2 separate purchases totaling 59,891 shares for $82,605.56, increasing his post-transaction holdings from 154.1K shares to 214.0K shares—a net increase of 38.9%. The purchases occurred at $1.31 on 2024-11-21 and $1.45 on 2024-11-22, with a blended average price of $1.38, slightly below the current price of $1.60. The acquisition is notable given the company's unprofitable status (net income of $-24.8M on latest quarterly revenue of $73.0M) and the stock's distance of 35.5% from its 52-week high of $2.48. His cross-ticker buying track record shows minimal timing success: 14 prior buys with an average 90-day return of -0.1% and a 50% win rate, suggesting his historical purchases have not reliably preceded price appreciation. At TDUP specifically, all 5 prior trades (including these current purchases) remain within measurable windows, providing no historical basis to assess his execution quality at this ticker.

Director Daniel J. Nova buys 30,000 TDUP shares at $1.20; fourth consecutive buy in 6 days amid 70.2% 30-day rally.

Daniel J. Nova, a director of ThredUp Inc., purchased 30,000 shares at $1.20 on 2024-11-20, the fourth open-market buy within six calendar days (2024-11-12 through 2024-11-20). The stock has rallied 70.2% over the prior 30 days and stands at $1.26, still -49.2% below its 52-week high of $2.48. Across Nova's cross-ticker track record, prior buys have underperformed (avg 30d return -1.2%, avg 90d return -0.6%, 90d win rate 44.44%), and none of his same-ticker buys at TDUP have yet reached measurable outcomes. The company remains unprofitable with a full-year net loss and $-24.8M net income in the latest quarter, despite 11.7% annual revenue growth to $73.0M. The rapid, sequential accumulation pattern and the stock's recent gains against a backdrop of losses merit monitoring to clarify whether the director's conviction in a turnaround narrative has materialized or if these purchases are driven by external factors.

Director Daniel J Nova bought 45,897 shares of TDUP at $1.00 on 2024-11-18, raising holdings to 124,142 shares (+58.7%)

Director Daniel J Nova purchased 45,897 shares at $1.00 on 2024-11-18, expanding his stake by 58.7% to 124,142 shares total. This transaction is part of a concentrated buying pattern: Nova completed three purchases in four trading days (2024-11-12 through 2024-11-18), all at the same price point, accumulating heavily near the stock's 52-week low of $0.53. The company remains unprofitable with net income of $-24,771,000.00 against revenue of $73,021,000.00 in the latest quarter, though annual revenue grew 11.7%. Across his cross-ticker trade history, Nova's prior 12 buy transactions averaged -0.6% return over 90 days with a 44.44% win rate, while his 8 prior sales averaged +1.4% 30-day return and +3.6% 90-day return. At TDUP specifically, all three prior trades remain unmeasurable as of this filing date.

Director NOVA DANIEL J purchased 69,324 shares across 2 transactions for $65,946.16 at blended average $0.95, raising stake 777.1% to 78,245 shares

NOVA DANIEL J executed 2 separate purchases totaling 69,324 shares for $65,946.16, dramatically expanding his holdings from 8,921 to 78,245 shares—a 777.1% increase. The blended average price of $0.95 sits near the current price of $1.01 and substantially below the 52-week high of $2.48, though the stock has gained 29.5% over the past 30 days and 35.6% over 90 days. Against his cross-ticker track record showing prior buys averaging -1.2% over 30 days and -0.6% over 90 days with a 44.44% win rate, this significant accumulation in a currently unprofitable company (net income $-24.8M) occurs while ThredUp is growing revenues 11.7% year-over-year. The substantial position increase warrants attention to whether this reflects conviction in the turnaround or other considerations, particularly given the company's negative profitability profile and the director's modest historical accuracy on buy-side timing.

Director Daniel J Nova buys 8,921 shares of TDUP at $0.99 on 2024-11-12; stock now $0.90, down 63.7% from 52-week high.

Director Daniel J Nova initiated a position of 8,921 shares at $0.99, acquiring stock at a price near the bottom of the 52-week range ($0.53–$2.48) and well below the highs. The company is unprofitable with net income of $-24.8M in the most recent period against revenue of $73.0M, though annual revenue growth stands at +11.7%. Nova's cross-ticker track record shows mixed execution: his 10 prior open-market buys averaged -2.0% returns over 30 days and -2.6% over 90 days, with a 40.00% win rate, suggesting his purchase decisions have not consistently captured near-term upside. The stock has appreciated +14.6% over 30 days and +31.8% over 90 days since this transaction, outperforming his historical average, but his overall pattern of trade timing across holdings warrants attention to whether this represents conviction or routine portfolio activity.

Director Nova reduces stake by 88.2% over 10 months: 9 sales totaling 755 shares for $45.4K vs 10 purchases totaling 680 shares for $38.7K

Between July 2023 and May 2024, Daniel J. Nova executed 9 separate sales totaling 755 shares for $45,405.15, offset partially by 10 purchases totaling 680 shares for $38,681.45. The net effect was a reduction in holdings from 85 shares to 10 shares, representing an -88.2% decline in the insider's position. The selling activity was spread across multiple tranches at various prices ranging from $53.43 to $72.83, while repurchases occurred at lower price points ($54.12 to $71.29), suggesting opportunistic rebalancing during a period when the stock traded within its 52-week range of $52.46–$68.17. Nova's substantial net divestiture comes at a time when Eversource Energy reported annual revenue decline of -3.1% and was unprofitable on a full-year basis, providing material context for the decision to significantly reduce insider ownership.