The estimated Net Worth of Warren & Harriet Childrens ... is at least $15.6 Million dollars as of 8 January 2016. Warren Childrens owns over 90,000 units of Conns Inc stock worth over $89,380 and over the last 19 years Warren sold CONN stock worth over $15,479,197.
Warren has made over 5 trades of the Conns Inc stock since 2012, according to the Form 4 filled with the SEC. Most recently Warren bought 90,000 units of CONN stock worth $1,508,400 on 8 January 2016.
The largest trade Warren's ever made was selling 301,521 units of Conns Inc stock on 12 December 2012 worth over $7,661,649. On average, Warren trades about 58,776 units every 136 days since 2006. As of 8 January 2016 Warren still owns at least 931,038 units of Conns Inc stock.
You can see the complete history of Warren Childrens stock trades at the bottom of the page.
Warren's mailing address filed with the SEC is Stephens Building, 111, Center Street, Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas, 72201, United States.
Over the last 21 years, insiders at Conns Inc have traded over $964,435,713 worth of Conns Inc stock and bought 10,781,907 units worth $173,981,726 . The most active insiders traders include Capital Group, L.L.C.Anchor..., Capital Group, Lpluxor Capi... und Capital Group, L.L.C.Anchor.... On average, Conns Inc executives and independent directors trade stock every 15 days with the average trade being worth of $13,181. The most recent stock trade was executed by Douglas H Martin on 24 April 2024, trading 1,000 units of CONN stock currently worth $3,740.
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Conns Inc executives and other stock owners filed with the SEC include: