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GAINGAIN
26 quarters

Position history for OSAIC HOLDINGS, INC.OSAIC HOLDINGS, INC.'s holdings in GLADSTONE INVESTMENT CORP

OSAIC HOLDINGS, INC. holds 91,023 shares of GAIN (GLADSTONE INVESTMENT CORP), worth $1.4M as of 2026-Q2. The position was decreased (-4.4% shares). GAIN represents 0.0% of OSAIC HOLDINGS, INC.'s portfolio.

Current Value

$1.4M

Current Shares

91,023

Total Value Change

-$1.2M

Total Shares Change

-245,286

Quarter-by-Quarter History
QuarterActionSharesChangeValueWeightPriceConviction
2026-Q2
Latest
Decreased
91,023
-4.4%
$1.4M0.0%$15.31
0
2026-Q1
Increased
95,255
+7.7%
$1.4M0.0%$13.85
27
2025-Q4
Increased
88,410
+395.5%
$1.2M0.0%$13.39
41
2025-Q3
Decreased
17,844
-28.1%
$250,8670.0%$13.02
0
2025-Q2
Decreased
24,828
-6.0%
$354,3220.0%$13.21
0
2025-Q1
Decreased
26,405
-9.6%
$352,7840.0%$11.73
0
2024-Q4
Increased
29,216
+39.6%
$387,1130.0%$11.43
31
2024-Q3
Decreased
20,928
-9.9%
$302,4160.0%$11.67
0
2024-Q2
Increased
23,224
+15.8%
$324,6950.0%$11.09
27
2024-Q1
Decreased
20,060
-6.5%
$285,4780.0%$11.10
0
2023-Q4
Decreased
21,466
-88.8%
$303,7710.0%$10.85
0
2023-Q3
Increased
190,865
+5.0%
$2.4M0.0%$8.95
27
2023-Q2
Decreased
181,796
-6.5%
$2.4M0.0%$8.91
0
2023-Q1
Increased
194,441
+0.3%
$2.6M0.0%$8.81
26
2022-Q4
Increased
193,928
+2.6%
$2.5M0.0%$8.28
27
2022-Q3
Increased
189,086
+1.1%
$2.3M0.0%$7.56
26
2022-Q2
Decreased
187,003
-2.6%
$2.6M0.0%$8.66
0
2022-Q1
Decreased
191,937
-2.4%
$3.1M0.0%$9.69
0
2021-Q4
Decreased
196,708
-4.3%
$3.4M0.0%$10.05
0
2021-Q3
Decreased
205,522
-5.8%
$2.8M0.0%$8.00
0
2021-Q2
Decreased
218,192
-1.8%
$3.1M0.0%$8.18
0
2021-Q1
Decreased
222,285
-2.2%
$2.7M0.0%$6.81
0
2020-Q4
Decreased
227,258
-2.4%
$2.3M0.0%$5.52
0
2020-Q3
Increased
232,841
+16.2%
$2.1M0.0%$4.87
30
2020-Q2
Decreased
200,336
-40.4%
$2.1M0.0%$5.36
0
2020-Q1
New
336,309
-
$2.6M0.0%$3.99
36

Other major holders of GAIN: TWO SIGMA INVESTMENTS, LP, UBS Group AG, Steward Partners Investment Advisory, LLC

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