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Uve Knaak Insider Profile
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Uve Knaak, Senior Vice-President Human Resources at Canadian Western Bank, holds 15.73K shares in Canadian Western Bank (Ticker: CBWBF). Most recently, Uve Knaak Sold $2,500 shares of Canadian Western Bank on Mar 27, 2014 for an estimated value of 92.47K.
Uve Knaak has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Most Profitable Insider Trade
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Rating:Informative Sell
Date:Mar 27, 2014 - Mar 27, 2015
Return:+30.00%
The most profitable trade made by Uve Knaak
Uve Knaak's Trading History
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What stocks does Uve Knaak hold?
Uve Knaak holds: CBWBF stocks.
What was Uve Knaak’s latest transaction?
Uve Knaak latest transaction was an Informative Sell of $92.47K.
What was Uve Knaak's most profitable transaction?
Uve Knaak’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of CBWBF stock on March 27, 2014. The return on the trade was 30.00%.
What is Uve Knaak's role in Canadian Western Bank?
Uve Knaak's role in Canadian Western Bank is Senior Vice-President Human Resources.
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