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John Harold Nickson Insider Profile
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John Harold Nickson, Director at Coventry Group Limited, holds 94.84K shares in Coventry Group Limited (Ticker: AU:CYG).
John Harold Nickson has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Insider Roles
Director
Roles that John Harold Nickson holds in companies
Most Profitable Insider Trade
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The most profitable trade made by John Harold Nickson
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John Harold Nickson insider profile FAQ
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What stocks does John Harold Nickson hold?
John Harold Nickson holds: AU:CYG stocks.
What was John Harold Nickson’s latest transaction?
John Harold Nickson latest transaction was an Uninformative Buy of AU$4.95K.
What was John Harold Nickson's most profitable transaction?
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What is John Harold Nickson's role in Coventry Group Limited?
John Harold Nickson's role in Coventry Group Limited is Director.
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