The estimated Net Worth of James C Schmitz is at least $1.98 millió dollars as of 8 April 2014. James Schmitz owns over 21,590 units of Old Second Bancorporation stock worth over $197,640 and over the last 20 years James sold OSBC stock worth over $1,782,940.
James has made over 13 trades of the Old Second Bancorporation stock since 2008, according to the Form 4 filled with the SEC. Most recently James sold 200 units of OSBC stock worth $189,500 on 28 April 2014.
The largest trade James's ever made was selling 30,000 units of Old Second Bancorporation stock on 30 January 2009 worth over $273,900. On average, James trades about 2,733 units every 38 days since 2004. As of 8 April 2014 James still owns at least 12,000 units of Old Second Bancorporation stock.
You can see the complete history of James Schmitz stock trades at the bottom of the page.
Over the last 21 years, insiders at Old Second Bancorporation have traded over $5,839,253 worth of Old Second Bancorporation stock and bought 650,587 units worth $5,447,635 . The most active insiders traders include John Ladowicz, Edward Bonifas és Dennis L Klaeser. On average, Old Second Bancorporation executives and independent directors trade stock every 40 days with the average trade being worth of $97,288. The most recent stock trade was executed by Billy J Jr. Lyons on 5 August 2024, trading 23 units of OSBC stock currently worth $342.
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