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Barber Jamie Allen, GC & Secretary at Global Medical REIT, holds 0.00 shares in Global Medical REIT (Ticker: GMRE). Most recently, Barber Jamie Allen Sold 130,000 shares of Global Medical REIT on Aug 18, 2025 for an estimated value of $860.60K.
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GC & Secretary
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What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Barber Jamie Allen?
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What stocks does Barber Jamie Allen hold?
Barber Jamie Allen holds: GMRE stocks.
What was Barber Jamie Allen’s latest transaction?
Barber Jamie Allen latest transaction was an Informative Sell of $860.60K.
What was Barber Jamie Allen's most profitable transaction?
Barber Jamie Allen’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of GMRE stock on August 18, 2025. The return on the trade was -10.00%.
What is Barber Jamie Allen's role in Global Medical REIT?
Barber Jamie Allen's role in Global Medical REIT is GC & Secretary.
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