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David Veltri Insider Profile
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David Veltri, COO at Emerald Oil, holds 257.00K shares in US Energy (Ticker: USEG), holds 198.24K shares in Emerald Oil (Ticker: EOXLQ).
David Veltri Emerald Oil (EOXLQ)COO
Emerald Oil (EOXLQ)
COO
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CEO, Director
Roles that David Veltri holds in companies
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The most profitable trade made by David Veltri
David Veltri's Trading History
Emerald Oil
Nov 19, 2014
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Uninformative Sell
44.06K
$29.54K
US Energy
May 14, 2018
CEO, Director
Uninformative Sell
112.53K
$269.85K
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What stocks does David Veltri hold?
David Veltri holds: EOXLQ, USEG stocks.
What was David Veltri’s latest transaction?
David Veltri latest transaction was an Uninformative Sell of $112.53K.
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What is David Veltri's role in Emerald Oil?
David Veltri's role in Emerald Oil is COO.
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