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Jeffrey Liaw, Director at Armstrong World, holds 31.53K shares in Copart (Ticker: CPRT), holds 99.23K shares in Armstrong Flooring (Ticker: AFIIQ), holds 6.68K shares in Armstrong World (Ticker: AWI).
Profitable Transactions
2 out of 5 Profitable Transactions
Average Return
-25.00%
Average return per transaction
Time Frame
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Insider Holdings
Insider Roles
Roles that Jeffrey Liaw holds in companies
Most Profitable Insider Trade
The most profitable trade made by Jeffrey Liaw
Jeffrey Liaw's Trading History
Armstrong World
Jul 15, 2015
Director
Uninformative Buy
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$1.32M
Copart
Jul 16, 2025
CEO, Director
Uninformative Buy
422.31K
$1.43M
Armstrong Flooring
Jun 08, 2021
Director
Uninformative Buy
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$992.30
Graphic Packaging
May 25, 2012
Director
Uninformative Buy
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$3.21M
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Jeffrey Liaw insider profile FAQ
What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Jeffrey Liaw?
The percentage of profitable transactions made by Jeffrey Liaw is 40%.
What is the average return per transaction made by Jeffrey Liaw?
The average return per transaction made by Jeffrey Liaw is -25.00%.
What stocks does Jeffrey Liaw hold?
Jeffrey Liaw holds: AWI, CPRT, AFIIQ, GPK stocks.
What was Jeffrey Liaw’s latest transaction?
Jeffrey Liaw latest transaction was an Uninformative Buy of $422.31K.
What was Jeffrey Liaw's most profitable transaction?
Jeffrey Liaw’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of CPRT stock on July 7, 2021. The return on the trade was 17.00%.
What is Jeffrey Liaw's role in Armstrong World?
Jeffrey Liaw's role in Armstrong World is Director.
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