Directors of a company have a unique view in business, so when directors make major shopping, investors are intelligent to take notice. Possibly the only reason for a director of a company will have to use it to take cash earned by hard work and buy stocks in the open market, it is that they expect to earn money-perhaps they find stock very underworth, or perhaps they see exciting progress within the company, or perhaps both. So in this series we look at the largest interiors purchased by the directors of the company over a period of six months, one of which was a total of $ 501.1K by Robert W Dick, Sporting Goods, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Inc. (Symbol: DKS).
| Procurement | Internal formula | Topic | Shares | Price/share | price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06/26/2025 | Robert W. Eddy | Director | 2,637 | $ 190.01 | $ 501,052.87 |
The average cost of AD works for $ 190.01/shares. Sporting Goods of Dick, ink shares were changing their hands in the previous check at $ 199.67, doing about 1% below on Monday. The chart below reflects one year performance of DKS shares, vs.ing its 200 -day moving average:
Given the chart above, DKS has a low point in its 52 -week range $ 166.37 per share, with a 52 -week high point with $ 254.595 – which compares with the final trade of $ 199.67.
Dick’s Sporting Goods, the current annual dividend paid by Ink is $ 4.85/shares, which is currently paid in quarterly installments, and its most recent dividend was at 06/13/2025. Below is a long -term dividend history chart for DK, which can help good what the most recent dividend is almost with. 2.4% annual yield is expected to continue.
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