Benjamin Carlton Adams Insider Profile
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Benjamin Carlton Adams, CLO at Western Union, holds 234.69K shares in Western Union (Ticker: WU), holds ― shares in SharonAI Holdings (Ticker: SHAZ). Most recently, Benjamin Carlton Adams Sold ― shares of Western Union on May 04, 2026 for an estimated value of $183.78K.
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Benjamin Carlton Adams's Trading History
Western Union
May 04, 2026
CLO
Informative Sell
183.78K
$1.99M
SharonAI Holdings
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What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Benjamin Carlton Adams?
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What stocks does Benjamin Carlton Adams hold?
Benjamin Carlton Adams holds: WU, SHAZ stocks.
What was Benjamin Carlton Adams’s latest transaction?
Benjamin Carlton Adams latest transaction was an Informative Sell of $183.78K.
What was Benjamin Carlton Adams's most profitable transaction?
Benjamin Carlton Adams’s most profitable transaction was an Uninformative Buy of stock on ―. The return on the trade was ―.
What is Benjamin Carlton Adams's role in Western Union?
Benjamin Carlton Adams's role in Western Union is CLO.
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