The largest domestic purchases for the past week were at Intel Corp, Kinder Morgan, Keurig Dr Pepper and MGM Resorts International.
One of Intel's directors has acquired 86,500 shares in the company. James J. Goetz made the transaction on November 20 at an average price of $ 58.24. Since then, however, the shares have been down 1.08%.
On November 14, Intel announced that Goetz had been credited to the board of directors.
Director Fayez Sarofim bought 200,000 shares of Kinder Morgan on November 20 at an average price of $ 20.10. Since then, however, shares have fallen 0.7%.
On November 6, Kinder Morgan announced that Kinder Morgan Tejas Pipeline had purchased specific natural gas deposits owned by Southcross Energy.
Robert S., CEO at Keurig Dr Pepper has purchased 4,500 shares of the company's stock. The purchase was made on November 19 at an average price of $ 30.05. Since then, the shares are up 0.83%.
On November 7, Dr Pepper announced their reports. Net sales increased by 5.1%, operating revenues by 68%. EPS reflected a jump of 91%.
The director at MGM Resorts International bought 295,000 shares. Keith A. Meister made a purchase on November 15 at an average price of $ 31.21. Since then, shares have risen 2.34%.
On November 19, MGM announced that Joyti Chopra had been named VP and CDSO.
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