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Calvin John Bast, Divisional Senior Vice-President at Canadian Natural, holds 56.42K shares in Canadian Natural (Ticker: CNQ).
Calvin John Bast Canadian Natural (CNQ)Divisional Senior Vice-President
Canadian Natural (CNQ)
Divisional Senior Vice-President
Ranked #76,616 out of 106,131 Corporate Insiders
Profitable Transactions
1 out of 7 Profitable Transactions
Average Return
-11.20%
Average return per transaction
Time Frame
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Insider Holdings
100.00%
A breakdown of Calvin John Bast's holdings
Insider Roles
Divisional Senior Vice-President
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Most Profitable Insider Trade
The most profitable trade made by Calvin John Bast
Calvin John Bast's Trading History
List of latest transactions for each holding click on a transaction to see Calvin John Bast's performance on stock
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Calvin John Bast insider profile FAQ
What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Calvin John Bast?
The percentage of profitable transactions made by Calvin John Bast is 14%.
What is the average return per transaction made by Calvin John Bast?
The average return per transaction made by Calvin John Bast is -11.20%.
What stocks does Calvin John Bast hold?
Calvin John Bast holds: CNQ stocks.
What was Calvin John Bast’s latest transaction?
Calvin John Bast latest transaction was an Uninformative Sell of $146.60K.
What was Calvin John Bast's most profitable transaction?
Calvin John Bast’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of CNQ stock on April 9, 2024. The return on the trade was 28.50%.
What is Calvin John Bast's role in Canadian Natural?
Calvin John Bast's role in Canadian Natural is Divisional Senior Vice-President.
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