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Mark H. Robinson Insider Profile
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Mark H. Robinson, Vice President of IT at Saia, holds 17.80K shares in Saia (Ticker: SAIA). Most recently, Mark H. Robinson Sold $12,612 shares of Saia on Feb 13, 2017 for an estimated value of 605.38K.
Profitable Transactions
3 out of 8 Profitable Transactions
Average Return
-27.10%
Average return per transaction
Time Frame
Compare to
Insider Holdings
100.00%
A breakdown of Mark H. Robinson's holdings
Insider Roles
Vice President of IT
Roles that Mark H. Robinson holds in companies
Most Profitable Insider Trade
The most profitable trade made by Mark H. Robinson
Mark H. Robinson's Trading History
List of latest transactions for each holding click on a transaction to see Mark H. Robinson's performance on stock
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Mark H. Robinson insider profile FAQ
What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Mark H. Robinson?
The percentage of profitable transactions made by Mark H. Robinson is 38%.
What is the average return per transaction made by Mark H. Robinson?
The average return per transaction made by Mark H. Robinson is -27.10%.
What stocks does Mark H. Robinson hold?
Mark H. Robinson holds: SAIA stocks.
What was Mark H. Robinson’s latest transaction?
Mark H. Robinson latest transaction was an Informative Sell of $605.38K.
What was Mark H. Robinson's most profitable transaction?
Mark H. Robinson’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of SAIA stock on February 20, 2015. The return on the trade was 43.90%.
What is Mark H. Robinson's role in Saia?
Mark H. Robinson's role in Saia is Vice President of IT.
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