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Gary Alden Parkison Insider Profile
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Gary Alden Parkison, Vice-President Development at Chesapeake Gold, holds 75.00K shares in Chesapeake Gold (Ticker: TSE:CKG).
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Insider Roles
Vice-President Development
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Gary Alden Parkison insider profile FAQ
What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Gary Alden Parkison?
The percentage of profitable transactions made by Gary Alden Parkison is ―.
What is the average return per transaction made by Gary Alden Parkison?
The average return per transaction made by Gary Alden Parkison is ―.
What stocks does Gary Alden Parkison hold?
Gary Alden Parkison holds: TSE:CKG stocks.
What was Gary Alden Parkison’s latest transaction?
Gary Alden Parkison latest transaction was an Uninformative Sell of C$161.25K.
What was Gary Alden Parkison's most profitable transaction?
Gary Alden Parkison’s most profitable transaction was an Uninformative Buy of stock on ―. The return on the trade was ―.
What is Gary Alden Parkison's role in Chesapeake Gold?
Gary Alden Parkison's role in Chesapeake Gold is Vice-President Development.
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