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Daniel Judge, Director at First Niagara, holds 128.06K shares in First Niagara (Ticker: FNFG). Most recently, Daniel Judge Bought $390 shares of First Niagara on Apr 08, 2010 for an estimated value of 5.60K.
Profitable Transactions
10 out of 13 Profitable Transactions
Average Return
+10.50%
Average return per transaction
Time Frame
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Insider Holdings
Daniel Judge does not currently own shares as a corporate insider.
A breakdown of Daniel Judge's holdings
Insider Roles
Daniel Judge does not currently hold a role as a corporate insider.
Roles that Daniel Judge holds in companies
Most Profitable Insider Trade
Stock:
First Niagara
(FNFG)
(FNFG)
Rating:Informative Buy
Date:Mar 24, 2009 - Mar 24, 2010
Return:+38.90%
The most profitable trade made by Daniel Judge
Daniel Judge's Trading History
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Daniel Judge insider profile FAQ
What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Daniel Judge?
The percentage of profitable transactions made by Daniel Judge is 77%.
What is the average return per transaction made by Daniel Judge?
The average return per transaction made by Daniel Judge is 10.50%.
What stocks does Daniel Judge hold?
Daniel Judge holds: FNFG stocks.
What was Daniel Judge’s latest transaction?
Daniel Judge latest transaction was an Informative Buy of $5.60K.
What was Daniel Judge's most profitable transaction?
Daniel Judge’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Buy of FNFG stock on March 24, 2009. The return on the trade was 38.90%.
What is Daniel Judge's role in First Niagara?
Daniel Judge's role in First Niagara is Director.
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