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Bruce Reading Insider Profile
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Bruce Reading, Director, Ten Percent Owner at Great Lakes Graphite, holds 10.55M shares in Great Lakes Graphite (Ticker: GLKIF). Most recently, Bruce Reading Bought $4,700,000 shares of Great Lakes Graphite on Apr 18, 2019 for an estimated value of 235.00K.
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What stocks does Bruce Reading hold?
Bruce Reading holds: GLKIF stocks.
What was Bruce Reading’s latest transaction?
Bruce Reading latest transaction was an Informative Buy of $235.00K.
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What is Bruce Reading's role in Great Lakes Graphite?
Bruce Reading's role in Great Lakes Graphite is Director, Ten Percent Owner.
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