Director Thomas J. Errico buys 10.0K ECOR shares at $5.99; stock now $6.67 after 50% 90-day win rate on prior buys.
Thomas J. Errico purchased 9,992 shares (360.1K total post-transaction) at $5.99 on 2026-05-21. The stock has since risen to $6.67, trading -22.8% from its 52-week high of $8.64. His prior four buys at electroCore showed a 50.00% 90-day win rate, with two instances of positive 90-day returns (+30.4% on 2025-08-11 buy; +119.0% on 2024-08-15 buy) but two showing declines (-3.2% on 2025-05-12; -37.1% on 2025-03-17). The company is unprofitable (net income $-5.3M over the most recent full fiscal year) but growing revenue at +27.2% annually, creating a tension between operational losses and top-line expansion. This buy occurs within the context of mixed historical outcomes at this ticker and an unprofitable growth profile.
Director Errico Thomas J. buys 15,000 shares of ECOR at $4.47; stock down 73.5% from 52-week high.
Errico Thomas J. (Director) purchased 15,000 shares at $4.47 on 2025-08-11, increasing his holdings by 5.6% to 281,401 shares. The transaction occurred at a significant discount to the 52-week high of $19.37, with the stock currently trading at $5.14 and down 31.0% over the last 30 days. Within his same-ticker history at ECOR, his prior three purchases show mixed results: one generated +18.6% in 30 days but the most recent buy on 2025-03-17 posted -26.2% over 30 days and -37.1% over 90 days. ECOR itself remains unprofitable with a net loss of $-3.7M in the latest quarter despite annual revenue growth of +57.1%. The timing and magnitude of this purchase relative to recent price weakness and repeated buying at this ticker warrant observation alongside the company's continued losses.
Director Errico Thomas J. buys 10,000 ECOR shares at $4.77; stock down -75.6% from 52-week high, down -71.6% in 90 days.
Errico Thomas J. acquired 10,000 shares on 2025-05-12 at $4.77, bringing his holdings to 266,401 shares. The purchase occurs amid significant price weakness: electroCore trades at $4.72 currently, representing -75.6% from its 52-week high of $19.37 and -71.6% over the past 90 days. His prior purchase at this ticker on 2025-03-17 is down -26.2% in the 30-day window following that transaction. Fundamentally, the company generated $6.7M in quarterly revenue with a net loss of $3.9M and remains unprofitable on a full-year basis, though annual revenue grew +57.1% year-over-year. The extended price decline and company's loss position provide context for evaluating the conviction signal in this insider buy.
Director Errico Thomas J. buys 6,000 ECOR shares at $8.10; stock down -57.4% from 52-week high amid unprofitability.
Errico Thomas J. increased his ECOR holding by 6,000 shares (2.4% increase) at $8.10 on 2025-03-17, bringing total holdings to 256,401 shares. The purchase occurs at a significant discount to the 52-week high of $19.37 and follows steep recent declines: -52.6% over 30 days and -40.7% over 90 days. His prior buy at this ticker in August 2024 delivered a +119.0% 90-day return, suggesting he has recognized attractive entry points before. However, the company remains unprofitable (full-year net income was negative) and the current share price of $8.26 is already below his purchase price, requiring scrutiny of whether this reflects a turnaround thesis or exposure to ongoing operational challenges in a loss-making business.
Director Errico Thomas J. bought 5,000 shares of electroCore (ECOR) at $6.12 on 2024-08-15 for $30,595.00
Director Errico Thomas J. purchased 5,000 shares at $6.12, bringing his total holdings to 233,818 shares. The purchase occurred near the mid-point of the stock's 52-week range ($4.61–$7.62), which is -19.3% from the 52-week high. electroCore remains unprofitable with net income of $-2.7M in its most recent period, though the company posted strong revenue growth of +86.6% year-over-year. This transaction represents a 2.2% increase in the director's existing position and occurs in a financially nascent company with high growth but ongoing losses. The modest size of the purchase relative to existing holdings and the company's unprofitable trajectory warrant investor attention to whether this reflects conviction or routine portfolio activity.
