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Alan Buckelew Insider Profile
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Alan Buckelew, COO at Carnival, holds 9.99K shares in AvalonBay (Ticker: AVB), holds 124.62K shares in Carnival (Ticker: CUK), holds 124.62K shares in Carnival (Ticker: CCL).
Profitable Transactions
4 out of 14 Profitable Transactions
Average Return
-17.40%
Average return per transaction
Time Frame
Compare to
Insider Holdings
Insider Roles
Roles that Alan Buckelew holds in companies
Most Profitable Insider Trade
The most profitable trade made by Alan Buckelew
Alan Buckelew's Trading History
Carnival
Aug 01, 2017
COO
Informative Sell
1.01M
$1.61M
Carnival
Aug 01, 2017
COO
Informative Sell
1.01M
$1.76M
AvalonBay
May 31, 2022
Director
Uninformative Buy
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$1.96M
List of latest transactions for each holding click on a transaction to see Alan Buckelew's performance on stock
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Alan Buckelew insider profile FAQ
What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Alan Buckelew?
The percentage of profitable transactions made by Alan Buckelew is 29%.
What is the average return per transaction made by Alan Buckelew?
The average return per transaction made by Alan Buckelew is -17.40%.
What stocks does Alan Buckelew hold?
Alan Buckelew holds: CUK, CCL, AVB stocks.
What was Alan Buckelew’s latest transaction?
Alan Buckelew latest transaction was an Uninformative Buy of ―.
What was Alan Buckelew's most profitable transaction?
Alan Buckelew’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of CUK stock on August 1, 2017. The return on the trade was 11.90%.
What is Alan Buckelew's role in Carnival?
Alan Buckelew's role in Carnival is COO.
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