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Andrew Slentz Insider Profile
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Andrew Slentz, EVP HR at Peabody Energy Corp, holds 37.92K shares in Hess (Ticker: HES), holds 5.49K shares in Peabody Energy Corp (Ticker: BTUUQ).
Andrew Slentz Peabody Energy Corp (BTUUQ)EVP HR
Peabody Energy Corp (BTUUQ)
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Andrew Slentz's Trading History
Peabody Energy Corp
Jan 06, 2016
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Uninformative Sell
2.86K
$162.59K
Hess
Jun 11, 2020
SVP
Uninformative Sell
241.84K
$1.93M
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What stocks does Andrew Slentz hold?
Andrew Slentz holds: BTUUQ, HES stocks.
What was Andrew Slentz’s latest transaction?
Andrew Slentz latest transaction was an Uninformative Sell of $241.84K.
What was Andrew Slentz's most profitable transaction?
Andrew Slentz’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of HES stock on May 8, 2019. The return on the trade was 22.00%.
What is Andrew Slentz's role in Peabody Energy Corp?
Andrew Slentz's role in Peabody Energy Corp is EVP HR.
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