Burton A Dole JR

Insider

First SEC filing: Dec. 16, 2005 · Latest: Dec. 16, 2005

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0 buys (P) 0 sells (S) Net: $0 + 13 non-open-market transactions below last 12 months, based on the transactions shown below

Price change vs current quote, split-adjusted for corporate actions since the filing — not benchmarked, not annualized, not size-weighted

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Date	Ticker	Code	Shares	Price	Value	Owned after	Δ own	A/D	vs now
Dec. 14, 2009	MET	J	350	$36.97	$12,940	21,071 Direct	+1.69%	Acquired	187.2% (price as of 2026-08-21)
April 28, 2009	MET	A	4,084	$27.55	$112,514	20,721 Direct	+24.55%	Acquired	285.4% (price as of 2026-08-21)
Dec. 15, 2008	MET	J	329	$29.39	$9,669	16,637 Direct	+2.02%	Acquired	261.3% (price as of 2026-08-21)
Oct. 9, 2008	MET	P	1,000	$28.36	$28,360	16,308 Direct	+6.53%	Acquired	274.4% (price as of 2026-08-21)
April 22, 2008	MET	A	1,887	$59.63	$112,522	15,308 Direct	+14.06%	Acquired	78.1% (price as of 2026-08-21)
Dec. 14, 2007	MET	J	132	$61.94	$8,176	13,421 Direct	+0.99%	Acquired	71.4% (price as of 2026-08-21)
April 24, 2007	MET	A	1,744	$64.52	$112,523	13,289 Direct	+15.11%	Acquired	64.6% (price as of 2026-08-21)
Dec. 15, 2006	MET	J	93	$58.73	$5,462	11,545 Direct	+0.81%	Acquired	80.8% (price as of 2026-08-21)
April 25, 2006	MET	A	2,245	$50.13	$112,542	11,452 Direct	+24.38%	Acquired	111.8% (price as of 2026-08-21)
Dec. 15, 2005	MET	J	72	$50.35	$3,625	9,207 Direct	+0.79%	Acquired	110.9% (price as of 2026-08-21)
April 26, 2005	MET	A	2,237	$38.01	$85,028	9,135 Direct	+32.43%	Acquired	179.4% (price as of 2026-08-21)
Dec. 13, 2004	MET	J	77	$40.60	$3,126	6,898 Direct	+1.13%	Acquired	161.5% (price as of 2026-08-21)
April 27, 2004	MET	A	2,439	$34.86	$85,024	6,821 Direct	+55.66%	Acquired	204.6% (price as of 2026-08-21)
Dec. 15, 2003	MET	J	30	$33.20	$996	4,382 Direct	+0.69%	Acquired	219.8% (price as of 2026-08-21)

P = Open-market purchase · S = Sale · A = Grant/award · M = Option exercise · G = Gift · F = Tax withholding

Insider transactions are not a recommendation; sales are often driven by liquidity or tax reasons.