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James Follo Insider Profile
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James Follo, EVP & CFO at New York Times, holds 102.22K shares in New York Times (Ticker: NYT), holds 0.00 shares in HSN Inc (Ticker: HSNI), holds 29.49K shares in Martha Stewart (Ticker: MSO).
Profitable Transactions
2 out of 7 Profitable Transactions
Average Return
-23.60%
Average return per transaction
Time Frame
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Insider Roles
EVP & CFO
Roles that James Follo holds in companies
Most Profitable Insider Trade
The most profitable trade made by James Follo
James Follo's Trading History
New York Times
Feb 23, 2018
EVP & CFO
Uninformative Buy
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$4.30M
HSN Inc
Jan 03, 2018
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Uninformative Sell
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$0.00
Martha Stewart
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$189.33K
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James Follo insider profile FAQ
What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by James Follo?
The percentage of profitable transactions made by James Follo is 29%.
What is the average return per transaction made by James Follo?
The average return per transaction made by James Follo is -23.60%.
What stocks does James Follo hold?
James Follo holds: NYT, HSNI, MSO stocks.
What was James Follo’s latest transaction?
James Follo latest transaction was an Uninformative Buy of ―.
What was James Follo's most profitable transaction?
James Follo’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of NYT stock on February 26, 2015. The return on the trade was 10.30%.
What is James Follo's role in New York Times?
James Follo's role in New York Times is EVP & CFO.
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