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David Justin Haley Insider Profile
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David Justin Haley, CFO of Medallion Bank at Medallion Financial, holds 78.42K shares in Medallion Financial (Ticker: MFIN).
David Justin Haley has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Insider Holdings
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Insider Roles
CFO of Medallion Bank
Roles that David Justin Haley holds in companies
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The most profitable trade made by David Justin Haley
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What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by David Justin Haley?
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What stocks does David Justin Haley hold?
David Justin Haley holds: MFIN stocks.
What was David Justin Haley’s latest transaction?
David Justin Haley latest transaction was an Uninformative Buy of $4.00K.
What was David Justin Haley's most profitable transaction?
David Justin Haley’s most profitable transaction was an Uninformative Buy of stock on ―. The return on the trade was ―.
What is David Justin Haley's role in Medallion Financial?
David Justin Haley's role in Medallion Financial is CFO of Medallion Bank.
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