VITTORIO MICHAEL N

Michael N. Vittorio's 412-transaction Form 4 file splits into one closed chapter and one open chapter, and the recent filing record contains only the open chapter. First of Long Island Corp (FLIC) produced 385 transactions and 194,717 shares of net disposition before 2022 — a long-tenured executive liquidation that ended and has produced no filings since. The PEBO chapter — 27 transactions, 2,000 buys, zero sells since 2021 — has generated the entire recent window, which consists exclusively of quarterly Code A awards ranging from 340 to 460 shares, with the latest 341-share award arriving on June 30, 2026. The recent filing count is now seventeen consecutive PEBO awards without a single sell event, a pattern that confirms the vesting calendar is running on schedule and that the underlying relationship has not yet reached its distribution phase. The right watchlist question is whether PEBO ever produces a sell event: at 27 transactions with zero sells, the relationship has never been dispositional, and if that pattern holds, the recent record will remain a pure vesting calendar with no directional content. The most informative signal in the file is actually absence — no new FLIC filings since before 2022, no PEBO sells — and the right way to read it is to treat the recent awards as confirmation that a smaller, newer board relationship is still accumulating via compensation delivery.