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Thomas Paulson Insider Profile
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Thomas Paulson, SVP, CFO at Tennant Co, holds 26.91K shares in Tennant Co (Ticker: TNC), holds 1.25K shares in Seneca Foods (Ticker: SENEA). Most recently, Thomas Paulson Sold ― shares of Tennant Co on Aug 13, 2018 for an estimated value of 1.17M.
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Thomas Paulson's Trading History
Tennant Co
Aug 13, 2018
SVP, CFO
Informative Sell
1.17M
$3.09M
Seneca Foods
Dec 23, 2013
Director
Informative Buy
7.84K
$73.15K
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What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Thomas Paulson?
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What stocks does Thomas Paulson hold?
Thomas Paulson holds: TNC, SENEA stocks.
What was Thomas Paulson’s latest transaction?
Thomas Paulson latest transaction was an Informative Sell of $1.17M.
What was Thomas Paulson's most profitable transaction?
Thomas Paulson’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of TNC stock on August 13, 2018. The return on the trade was 10.80%.
What is Thomas Paulson's role in Tennant Co?
Thomas Paulson's role in Tennant Co is SVP, CFO.
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