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Ian John Johnston Insider Profile
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Ian John Johnston, Director at Cardno, holds 230.00K shares in Cardno (Ticker: COLDF), holds 60.00K shares in Data#3 Limited. (Ticker: AU:DTL). Most recently, Ian John Johnston Bought ― shares of Cardno on Dec 05, 2014 for an estimated value of 92.70K.
Ian John Johnston has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Ian John Johnston's Trading History
Cardno
Dec 05, 2014
Director
Informative Buy
92.70K
$40.71K
Data#3 Limited.
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AU$471.00K
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What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Ian John Johnston?
The percentage of profitable transactions made by Ian John Johnston is ―.
What is the average return per transaction made by Ian John Johnston?
The average return per transaction made by Ian John Johnston is ―.
What stocks does Ian John Johnston hold?
Ian John Johnston holds: COLDF, AU:DTL stocks.
What was Ian John Johnston’s latest transaction?
Ian John Johnston latest transaction was an Informative Buy of $92.70K.
What was Ian John Johnston's most profitable transaction?
Ian John Johnston’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Buy of COLDF stock on December 5, 2014. The return on the trade was -38.50%.
What is Ian John Johnston's role in Cardno?
Ian John Johnston's role in Cardno is Director.
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