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Hall John J. Insider Profile
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Hall John J., EVP, Divisional President, CMO at The Finish Line, holds 0.00 shares in The Finish Line (Ticker: FINL).
Hall John J. The Finish Line (FINL)EVP, Divisional President, CMO
The Finish Line (FINL)
EVP, Divisional President, CMO
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What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Hall John J.?
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What is the average return per transaction made by Hall John J.?
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What stocks does Hall John J. hold?
Hall John J. holds: FINL stocks.
What was Hall John J.’s latest transaction?
Hall John J. latest transaction was an Uninformative Sell of $716.49K.
What was Hall John J.'s most profitable transaction?
Hall John J.’s most profitable transaction was an Uninformative Buy of stock on ―. The return on the trade was ―.
What is Hall John J.'s role in The Finish Line?
Hall John J.'s role in The Finish Line is EVP, Divisional President, CMO.
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