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Neal P. Dunn stock trades

Neal P. Dunn is a Republican Representative for Florida. The 4 periodic transaction reports filed under the STOCK Act that Celsmar has read, up to 17 March 2026, disclose 5 transactions: 3 purchases and 0 sales, plus 2 exchanges. The tickers that appear most often are HBANZ (1), MSTR (1).

In figures

ItemValue
Reports read4
Transactions disclosed5
Purchases3
Sales0
Exchanges2
First report read10 March 2025
Latest report read17 March 2026
Most frequent tickersHBANZ (1), MSTR (1)

Transactions

Trade dateAssetTickerOwnerTypeAmountFiledReport
2 Feb 2026Cadence Bank 5.50% Series A (CADE$A)—SelfExchange$1,001 to $15,00017 Mar 2026Report
2 Feb 2026Huntington Bancshares Incorporated - Depositary Shares L Preferred Stock (HBANZ)HBANZSelfExchange$1,001 to $15,00017 Mar 2026Report
2 Jun 2025Rate Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock, Series I of the Issuer (COF$I)—SelfPurchase$1,001 to $15,00013 Aug 2025Report
3 Mar 2025Rate Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock, Series I of the Issuer (COF$I)—SelfPurchase$1,001 to $15,0003 Apr 2025Report
24 Dec 2024MicroStrategy Incorporated - Class A Common Stock (MSTR)MSTRSpousePurchase$15,001 to $50,00010 Mar 2025Report

Amounts are the ranges the law asks for: the reports do not give exact figures. The owner is the member, the spouse, both jointly or a dependent child.

Where each row comes from

From the periodic transaction reports that members of Congress must file within 45 days of a transaction, published by the Clerk of the House of Representatives. Each row links to the report it was read from. Celsmar keeps a copy of every document with its checksum and publishes only the reports it could read in full: 2 more reports from Neal P. Dunn are awaiting review and not counted here. The method is in data sources and corrected errors, in corrections.

Information prepared from the public disclosures filed with the US House of Representatives and the US Senate, for information purposes only. It is not financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell. A disclosed transaction is not evidence of any wrongdoing. Updated on 12 November 2026.