The estimated Net Worth of William Bholland Paul Rkoon... is at least $1.32 Millón dollars as of 15 August 2016. William Rkoon owns over 27,384 units of Sunrun Inc stock worth over $622,701 and over the last 9 years William sold RUN stock worth over $696,845.
William has made over 3 trades of the Sunrun Inc stock since 2016, according to the Form 4 filled with the SEC. Most recently William sold 27,384 units of RUN stock worth $165,947 on 15 August 2016.
The largest trade William's ever made was selling 52,531 units of Sunrun Inc stock on 30 June 2016 worth over $288,395. On average, William trades about 40,044 units every 29 days since 2016. As of 15 August 2016 William still owns at least 32,517 units of Sunrun Inc stock.
You can see the complete history of William Rkoon stock trades at the bottom of the page.
Over the last 9 years, insiders at Sunrun Inc have traded over $1,901,103,273 worth of Sunrun Inc stock and bought 18,736,270 units worth $285,928,694 . The most active insiders traders include Holdings Iii L.P.Blackstone..., Global Management Llc Colem... y Global Management Llctiger .... On average, Sunrun Inc executives and independent directors trade stock every 7 days with the average trade being worth of $2,412,594. The most recent stock trade was executed by Edward Harris Fenster on 11 September 2024, trading 4,646 units of RUN stock currently worth $83,674.
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