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John-Paul W. Felter Insider Profile
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John-Paul W. Felter, SVP, Chief Accting Off & Cont at Humana, holds 860.00 shares in Humana (Ticker: HUM).
John-Paul W. Felter has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Insider Holdings
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A breakdown of John-Paul W. Felter's holdings
Insider Roles
SVP, Chief Accting Off & Cont
Roles that John-Paul W. Felter holds in companies
Most Profitable Insider Trade
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The most profitable trade made by John-Paul W. Felter
John-Paul W. Felter's Trading History
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What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by John-Paul W. Felter?
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What stocks does John-Paul W. Felter hold?
John-Paul W. Felter holds: HUM stocks.
What was John-Paul W. Felter’s latest transaction?
John-Paul W. Felter latest transaction was an Uninformative Buy of $52.53K.
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What is John-Paul W. Felter's role in Humana?
John-Paul W. Felter's role in Humana is SVP, Chief Accting Off & Cont.
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