Insider · CIK 0001317363

Dean L. Julia

ceoofficerdirector

Files at MOBQ (Mobiquity Technologies, Inc.). First filing -, latest -.

In brief

Dean L. Julia files SEC Form 4 as CEO and director at MOBQ (Mobiquity Technologies, Inc.). No open-market trade is on file; the transactions below are grants, exercises and other rows that carry no view on the price.

A track record needs three past buys with six months of prices behind them; Dean L. Julia has 0, so none is measured yet.

Track record

Not enough history

Fewer than three past buys with six months of prices.

Median 6-month excess

after past buys, n = 0

Hit rate

past buys that beat the index over 6 months

Open-market trades

0 / 0

$0 bought, $0 sold

Signals

This insider’s open-market buys and sells, scored.

No scored open-market trades yet.

Transactions

Every row this insider has filed, 3 in all, newest first.

Date	Company	Transaction	Shares	Price	Value	Holdings after	Filed
Dec 31, 2025	MOBQ Mobiquity Technologies, Inc.	AGrant or award Common Stock Optionsderivative	+350,000	-	-	1,775,817	Jan 2, 2026
Oct 8, 2024	MOBQ Mobiquity Technologies, Inc.	AGrant or award Common Stock Optionsderivative	+450,000	-	-	1,425,817	Oct 21, 2024
Dec 19, 2023	MOBQ Mobiquity Technologies, Inc.	AGrant or award Common Stock Optionsderivative	+950,000	-	-	975,817	Dec 19, 2023

Questions about Dean L. Julia

Answered from the filings on this page, as of the latest one.

Is Dean L. Julia buying or selling?

Dean L. Julia has no open-market buy or sell on SEC Form 4; the filings on record are grants, exercises and other transactions.

How did Dean L. Julia's past buys perform?

Not measured yet. InsiderTell needs three past buys with six months of prices to publish a track record, and Dean L. Julia has 0.

Where does Dean L. Julia file Form 4?

Dean L. Julia has filed Form 4 at MOBQ (Mobiquity Technologies, Inc.) as CEO. A Form 4 is required of officers, directors and holders of more than 10% of a share class within two business days of a trade.

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