Thomas Story & Son’s MetLife MET Stock Holding History

Thomas Story & Son’s Portfolio MET Stock Details MET Fund Activity

Bought

Maintained

Sold

Quarter	Market Value	Status	Shares	Change in Stake	Trade Value	Portfolio Weight	Portfolio Position
2016 Q1	–	Sell	-6,003	Closed	-$258K	–	50
2015 Q4	$258K	Hold	6,003	–	–	0.16%	44
2015 Q3	$252K	Hold	6,003	–	–	0.16%	46
2015 Q2	$300K	Hold	6,003	–	–	0.19%	46
2015 Q1	$270K	Hold	6,003	–	–	0.17%	45
2014 Q4	$289K	Hold	6,003	–	–	0.17%	47
2014 Q3	$287K	Hold	6,003	–	–	0.18%	51
2014 Q2	$297K	Hold	6,003	–	–	0.18%	50
2014 Q1	$282K	Hold	6,003	–	–	0.15%	56
2013 Q4	$288K	Buy	+6,003	New	+$269K	0.16%	56

Other funds holding MET

Vanguard Group Malvern, Pennsylvania $6.9T AUM 27.45% 1-Year Est. Return

State Street Boston, Massachusetts $2.9T AUM 29.55% 1-Year Est. Return

T. Rowe Price Associates Baltimore, Maryland $865B AUM 30.76% 1-Year Est. Return

JP Morgan Chase New York $1.56T AUM 27.86% 1-Year Est. Return

Wellington Management Group Boston, Massachusetts $535B AUM 26.23% 1-Year Est. Return

Dodge & Cox San Francisco, California $182B AUM 14.68% 1-Year Est. Return

BIT

BlackRock Institutional Trust San Francisco, California $675B AUM 16.07% 1-Year Est. Return

Fidelity Investments Boston, Massachusetts $1.9T AUM 41.92% 1-Year Est. Return

Massachusetts Financial Services Boston, Massachusetts $298B AUM 21.96% 1-Year Est. Return

Franklin Resources San Mateo, California $408B AUM 30.18% 1-Year Est. Return

Thomas Story & Son's MET Position: Q1 2016 in Review

Thomas Story & Son sold out of MetLife (MET) in Q1 2016, closing a stake of 6,003 shares — an estimated $258K sold.

Thomas Story & Son first reported a position in MET in Q4 2013 and held it in 9 quarters. The position peaked at $300K in Q2 2015. 970 funds tracked by Wall St. Rank hold MET as of Q1 2016.

Thomas Story & Son reported no remaining MetLife position as of Q1 2016 after selling out during the quarter.
Thomas Story & Son sold 6,003 MetLife shares in Q1 2016, an estimated $258K.
Thomas Story & Son first reported a position in MetLife in Q4 2013 and held it in 9 quarters.
Thomas Story & Son's MetLife position peaked at $300K in Q2 2015.
970 funds tracked by Wall St. Rank held MetLife as of Q1 2016.

Based on Thomas Story & Son's 13F filing for Q1 2016, filed 2 May 2016.