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Bailey Peyton Insider Profile
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Bailey Peyton, Director at Unit, holds 0.00 shares in Unit (Ticker: UNTCQ).
Profitable Transactions
2 out of 8 Profitable Transactions
Average Return
-46.70%
Average return per transaction
Time Frame
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Insider Holdings
Bailey Peyton does not currently own shares as a corporate insider.
A breakdown of Bailey Peyton's holdings
Insider Roles
Bailey Peyton does not currently hold a role as a corporate insider.
Roles that Bailey Peyton holds in companies
Most Profitable Insider Trade
Stock:
Unit
(UNTCQ)
(UNTCQ)
Rating:Informative Buy
Date:Sep 14, 2015 - Sep 14, 2016
Return:+40.90%
The most profitable trade made by Bailey Peyton
Bailey Peyton's Trading History
List of latest transactions for each holding click on a transaction to see Bailey Peyton's performance on stock
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Bailey Peyton insider profile FAQ
What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Bailey Peyton?
The percentage of profitable transactions made by Bailey Peyton is 25%.
What is the average return per transaction made by Bailey Peyton?
The average return per transaction made by Bailey Peyton is -46.70%.
What stocks does Bailey Peyton hold?
Bailey Peyton holds: UNTCQ stocks.
What was Bailey Peyton’s latest transaction?
Bailey Peyton latest transaction was an Uninformative Sell of ―.
What was Bailey Peyton's most profitable transaction?
Bailey Peyton’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Buy of UNTCQ stock on September 14, 2015. The return on the trade was 40.90%.
What is Bailey Peyton's role in Unit?
Bailey Peyton's role in Unit is Director.
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