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Rachel H. Lee, Director at Applied Digital Corporation, holds 15.92K shares in Xponential Fitness (Ticker: XPOF), holds 67.15K shares in Applied Digital Corporation (Ticker: APLD), holds 10.49K shares in Hope Bancorp (Ticker: HOPE).
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Rachel H. Lee's Trading History
Applied Digital Corporation
Nov 10, 2025
Director
Uninformative Buy
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$1.79M
Hope Bancorp
May 27, 2025
Director
Uninformative Buy
54.00K
$113.75K
Xponential Fitness
Jan 08, 2026
Director
Uninformative Buy
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$91.07K
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Rachel H. Lee holds: APLD, HOPE, XPOF stocks.
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What is Rachel H. Lee's role in Applied Digital Corporation?
Rachel H. Lee's role in Applied Digital Corporation is Director.
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