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General | Insider Transactions | Monthly Overview

Get the latest insider transactions of GREG KALUSH. GREG KALUSH is a CEO & President in INTERPHASE CORP ($INPH) and a Director in INTERPHASE CORP ($INPH) and a President & CEO in INTERPHASE CORP ($INPH).

Address: 2901 NORTH DALLAS PKWY SUITE 200 PLANO 75093 TX

Companies in which GREG KALUSH is an Insider

INTERPHASE CORP

Trading Symbol: INPH
Industry: COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT [3576]
Position of GREG KALUSH: CEO & President, President & CEO, Director
Holdings: 125,859 shares
Latest Transaction: Jun 24 2015

Last 4 weeks trend: HOLD
Last 3 months trend: HOLD View transactions

Latest Insider Trading Transactions of GREG KALUSH

DateTickerCompanyOwnerRelationship Transaction Code Cost ($) Shares Transaction Value ($) Total Shares % Holdings
Jun 24 2015INPHINTERPHASE CORPKALUSH GREGPresident & CEOOption ExerciseA0.75100,00075,000707,447
May 08 2015INPHINTERPHASE CORPKALUSH GREGPresident & CEOSellS0.911,1251,024125,859127 K to 125.9 K (-0.89 %)
Mar 30 2015INPHINTERPHASE CORPKALUSH GREGPresident & CEOOption ExerciseJ2.8521,45661,150607,447
Mar 30 2015INPHINTERPHASE CORPKALUSH GREGPresident & CEOOption ExerciseJ4.7524,807117,833628,903
May 08 2014INPHINTERPHASE CORPKALUSH GREGPresident & CEOSellS5.457604,142126,984127.7 K to 127 K (-0.59 %)
Mar 31 2014INPHINTERPHASE CORPKALUSH GREGPresident & CEOOption ExerciseJ2.8516,62447,378708,710
Mar 31 2014INPHINTERPHASE CORPKALUSH GREGPresident & CEOOption ExerciseJ4.7521,03499,912725,334

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