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James Croteau Insider Profile
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James Croteau, Former at Keg Royalties Fund, holds 15.30K shares in Keg Royalties Fund (Ticker: TSE:KEG.UN). Most recently, James Croteau Sold C$1,720 shares of Keg Royalties Fund on May 26, 2009 for an estimated value of 17.37K.
James Croteau has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Insider Roles
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The most profitable trade made by James Croteau
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What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by James Croteau?
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What stocks does James Croteau hold?
James Croteau holds: TSE:KEG.UN stocks.
What was James Croteau’s latest transaction?
James Croteau latest transaction was an Informative Sell of C$17.37K.
What was James Croteau's most profitable transaction?
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What is James Croteau's role in Keg Royalties Fund?
James Croteau's role in Keg Royalties Fund is Former.
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