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Scott Sorensen Insider Profile
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Scott Sorensen, Director at Wabash National, holds 109.97K shares in Wabash National (Ticker: WNC), holds 32.50K shares in Headwaters Inc (Ticker: HW), holds 0.00 shares in Hill-Rom (Ticker: HRC).
Scott Sorensen has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Scott Sorensen's Trading History
Wabash National
May 24, 2024
Director
Uninformative Buy
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$2.03M
Headwaters Inc
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$787.80K
Hill-Rom
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$0.00
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What stocks does Scott Sorensen hold?
Scott Sorensen holds: WNC, HW, HRC stocks.
What was Scott Sorensen’s latest transaction?
Scott Sorensen latest transaction was an Uninformative Buy of ―.
What was Scott Sorensen's most profitable transaction?
Scott Sorensen’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Buy of WNC stock on June 9, 2010. The return on the trade was 38.90%.
What is Scott Sorensen's role in Wabash National?
Scott Sorensen's role in Wabash National is Director.
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