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Fanny R. Surratt Insider Profile
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Fanny R. Surratt, VP - Finance; Corporate Controller at Now, holds 43.65K shares in Now (Ticker: DNOW). Most recently, Fanny R. Surratt Sold $3,500 shares of Now on Aug 13, 2024 for an estimated value of 44.31K.
Fanny R. Surratt has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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A breakdown of Fanny R. Surratt's holdings
Insider Roles
VP - Finance; Corporate Controller
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The most profitable trade made by Fanny R. Surratt
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What stocks does Fanny R. Surratt hold?
Fanny R. Surratt holds: DNOW stocks.
What was Fanny R. Surratt’s latest transaction?
Fanny R. Surratt latest transaction was an Informative Sell of $44.31K.
What was Fanny R. Surratt's most profitable transaction?
Fanny R. Surratt’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of DNOW stock on August 13, 2024. The return on the trade was -1.70%.
What is Fanny R. Surratt's role in Now?
Fanny R. Surratt's role in Now is VP - Finance; Corporate Controller.
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