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John Daniel Jones, COO at First Watch Restaurant Group, holds 43.16K shares in First Watch Restaurant Group (Ticker: FWRG). Most recently, John Daniel Jones Sold $1,977 shares of First Watch Restaurant Group on Mar 14, 2024 for an estimated value of 48.30K.
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Insider Roles
COO
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Most Profitable Insider Trade
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Rating:Informative Sell
Date:Mar 14, 2024 - Mar 14, 2025
Return:+21.50%
The most profitable trade made by John Daniel Jones
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What stocks does John Daniel Jones hold?
John Daniel Jones holds: FWRG stocks.
What was John Daniel Jones’s latest transaction?
John Daniel Jones latest transaction was an Informative Sell of $48.30K.
What was John Daniel Jones's most profitable transaction?
John Daniel Jones’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of FWRG stock on March 14, 2024. The return on the trade was 21.50%.
What is John Daniel Jones's role in First Watch Restaurant Group?
John Daniel Jones's role in First Watch Restaurant Group is COO.
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