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Dean Freed
Vice President

Dean Freed insider trades: Mentor Graphics (MENT) stock buys and sales

Vice President, Mentor Graphics Last trade Dec 9, 2015 50 Form 4 filings
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Sold, last 12 months
0 sales
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Bought, last 12 months
0 buys
21
Open-market trades
since 2006
1
Company
last trade 2015

Trades on the price chart

Daily close, with an arrow on each day they bought or sold

Companies

Where Dean reports to the SEC

Open-market buys and sales

21 trades reported on SEC Form 4, newest first

DateStockTypeValue
Dec 9, 2015MENT↑ Buy$70K
Mar 12, 2015MENT↓ Sell$449K
Apr 3, 2014MENT↓ Sell$507K
Mar 6, 2014MENT↓ Sell$362K
Oct 1, 2013MENT↓ Sell$14K
Sep 12, 2013MENT↓ Sell$432K
Aug 29, 2013MENT↓ Sell$78K
Jul 10, 2013MENT↓ Sell$299K
Sep 5, 2012MENT↓ Sell$225K
Dec 20, 2011MENT↓ Sell$40K
Dec 1, 2011MENT↓ Sell$218K
Dec 23, 2010MENT↓ Sell$5K
Sep 8, 2009MENT↓ Sell$41K
Nov 15, 2006MENT↓ Sell$182K
Oct 31, 2006MENT↓ Sell$168K
Aug 30, 2006MENT↓ Sell$93K
Aug 24, 2006MENT↓ Sell$15K
Aug 17, 2006MENT↓ Sell$159K
Aug 3, 2006MENT↓ Sell$70K
Jul 28, 2006MENT↓ Sell$138K
May 5, 2006MENT↓ Sell$69K

Each row is one filing's trades in one stock, summed. Shares and prices are as filed, before any later stock split.

About Dean Freed's insider trades

Dean Freed is Vice President at Mentor Graphics (MENT). Since May 5, 2006, Dean has reported 1 open-market purchase worth $70K and 20 sales worth $3.6M on SEC Form 4. There have been no open-market trades in the last 12 months.

Their filings also include option exercises (36 filings), grants and awards (14 filings), shares withheld for taxes (12 filings), gifts (4 filings). These aren't open-market trades and aren't counted above.

How to read insider trades

Officers, directors and owners of more than 10% of a company must report trades in its stock on SEC Form 4, usually within two business days. Purchases with their own money are the stronger signal: insiders sell for many reasons (taxes, diversification, a house), but buy for one. See every MENT insider trade, the latest insider trades across the market, or cluster buys, when several insiders buy the same stock within days.