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John James Walsh Insider Profile
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John James Walsh, VP and President of Subsidiary at Sypris, holds 416.38K shares in Sypris (Ticker: SYPR), holds 35.00K shares in Ducommun (Ticker: DCO).
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John James Walsh's Trading History
Sypris
Apr 02, 2015
VP and President of Subsidiary
Uninformative Buy
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$753.66K
Ducommun
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EVP
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$2.25M
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What stocks does John James Walsh hold?
John James Walsh holds: SYPR, DCO stocks.
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What is John James Walsh's role in Sypris?
John James Walsh's role in Sypris is VP and President of Subsidiary.
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