Vice Chair and President of Microsoft
Insider trades
When executives and directors buy or sell their own company's shares, they have to report it. See who, how much and how unusual
What insiders do with their own money
A CEO buys millions of their own company's stock. It's public, but buried in filings nobody reads. We turn each one into a single plain line and show you why it stands out
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Vice Chair and President of Microsoft
Bradford L Smith
$1.45Mof their own money
Bought on Apr 23, 2025
Microsoft's Vice Chair and President spent $1.45M of their very own money to buy Microsoft shares.
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Source receipt
- Source
- SEC EDGAR, ownership filing
- Record ID
- 0001225208-26-006950
- Filed
- Aug 5, 2026
- Original
- sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/…
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What the filing says
- company
- Boston Scientific
- role
- CEO
- shares
- 186,240
- price
- $48.33
- held after
- 1,590,024
- filed
- 2026-08-05
What you read
CEO purchased ~$9M of BSX shares in the open market
4 different insiders purchased within 30 days. Reported holdings increased ~13%.
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