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Robert Bradway Insider Profile
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Robert Bradway, COB, CEO & Pres, Director at Amgen, holds 573.86K shares in Amgen (Ticker: AMGN), holds ― shares in Boeing (Ticker: BA), holds 3.00K shares in Norfolk Southern (Ticker: NSC).
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Robert Bradway's Trading History
Amgen
Dec 03, 2024
COB, CEO & Pres, Director
Uninformative Buy
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$151.14M
Boeing
―
Director
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Norfolk Southern
―
Director
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$702.45K
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What stocks does Robert Bradway hold?
Robert Bradway holds: AMGN, BA, NSC stocks.
What was Robert Bradway’s latest transaction?
Robert Bradway latest transaction was an Uninformative Buy of ―.
What was Robert Bradway's most profitable transaction?
Robert Bradway’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Buy of AMGN stock on May 12, 2014. The return on the trade was 45.10%.
What is Robert Bradway's role in Amgen?
Robert Bradway's role in Amgen is COB, CEO & Pres, Director.
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