Name listed as the owner of the stock.

Enter the filer ID number.

Constituent’s relationship to the company.

Ticker symbol is an abbreviation used to identify a security. The ticker symbols for stocks trading on the NYSE or AMEX have one to three letters. NASDAQ stock ticker symbols can consist of four or five letters. If this field is blank, the company may no longer be publicly held.

Name of the company in which the constituent owns stock.

CUSIP stands for Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures. A CUSIP number identifies most securities, including stocks of all registered U.S. and Canadian companies, and U.S. government and municipal bonds.

This row displays information about stock directly held by the constituent. Date - Date of last action; Quantity - number of shares directly held by the constituent; Price - approximate current share price of the stock; Value - product of the share price multiplied by the number of shares.

This row displays information about stock indirectly held by the constituent. For example, the stock may be in the constituent’s wife’s name. Date - Date of last action; Quantity - number of shares indirectly held by the constituent; Price - approximate current share price of the stock; Value - product of the share price multiplied by the number of shares.

Source of the stock information.

Number of shares held.

Date the security transaction took place.

Share price as located by Thomson.

Type of ownership.

Brief description of the transaction.

Source of the stock information.

Ticker symbol is an abbreviation used to identify a security. The ticker symbols for stocks trading on the NYSE or AMEX have one to three letters. NASDAQ stock ticker symbols can consist of four or five letters. If this field is blank, the company may no longer be publicly held.

Name of the company in which the constituent owns stock.

Details about the stock holdings, such as the quantity of shares held, total value, last retrieved price information, and more.