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John O'malley Insider Profile
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John O'malley, Senior VP, Human Resources at Polypore, holds 0.00 shares in Polypore (Ticker: PPO).
John O'malley Polypore (PPO)Senior VP, Human Resources
Polypore (PPO)
Senior VP, Human Resources
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Insider Holdings
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Insider Roles
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Most Profitable Insider Trade
Stock:
Polypore
(PPO)
(PPO)
Rating:Informative Sell
Date:Dec 14, 2010 - Dec 14, 2011
Return:-5.90%
The most profitable trade made by John O'malley
John O'malley's Trading History
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What stocks does John O'malley hold?
John O'malley holds: PPO stocks.
What was John O'malley’s latest transaction?
John O'malley latest transaction was an Uninformative Sell of $1.49M.
What was John O'malley's most profitable transaction?
John O'malley’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of PPO stock on December 14, 2010. The return on the trade was -5.90%.
What is John O'malley's role in Polypore?
John O'malley's role in Polypore is Senior VP, Human Resources.
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