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Gregory M Bryant Insider Profile
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Gregory M Bryant, EVP, GM, CCG at Intel, holds 59.09K shares in Analog Devices (Ticker: ADI), holds 96.75K shares in Intel (Ticker: INTC).
Gregory M Bryant has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Gregory M Bryant's Trading History
Intel
Dec 06, 2021
EVP, GM, CCG
Uninformative Sell
70.41K
$1.84M
Analog Devices
Nov 04, 2024
EVP & Pres. Global Bus. Units
Uninformative Sell
4.48M
$12.28M
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What stocks does Gregory M Bryant hold?
Gregory M Bryant holds: INTC, ADI stocks.
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Gregory M Bryant latest transaction was an Uninformative Sell of $4.48M.
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Gregory M Bryant’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of ADI stock on June 14, 2024. The return on the trade was 5.20%.
What is Gregory M Bryant's role in Intel?
Gregory M Bryant's role in Intel is EVP, GM, CCG.
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