Richard P Slaughter Associates Inc Permian Resources Corporation Transaction History

Richard P Slaughter Associates Inc

$344 Million
Q3 2024

A detailed history of Richard P Slaughter Associates Inc transactions in Permian Resources Corporation stock. As of the latest transaction made, Richard P Slaughter Associates Inc holds 297,529 shares of PR stock, worth $4.05 Million. This represents 1.18% of its overall portfolio holdings.

Number of Shares

297,529

Previous 206,792 43.88%

Holding current value

$4.05 Million

Previous $3.34 Million 21.26%

% of portfolio

1.18%

Previous 0.89%

7 transactions

Quarter	Operation	Price Per share	shares change	shares Held
Q3 2024 Oct 07, 2024	BUY	$12.9 - $16.79 $1.17 Million - $1.52 Million	90,737 Added 43.88%	297,529 $4.05 Million
Q2 2024 Jul 10, 2024	SELL	$15.04 - $18.08 $16,167 - $19,435	-1,075 Reduced 0.52%	206,792 $3.34 Million
Q1 2024 Apr 09, 2024	SELL	$12.87 - $17.66 $990,462 - $1.36 Million	-76,959 Reduced 27.02%	207,867 $3.67 Million
Q4 2023 Jan 08, 2024	BUY	$12.52 - $15.46 $68,208 - $84,226	5,448 Added 1.95%	284,826 $3.87 Million
Q3 2023 Oct 10, 2023	BUY	$10.56 - $14.62 $1 Million - $1.39 Million	94,827 Added 51.38%	279,378 $3.9 Million
Q2 2023 Jul 06, 2023	BUY	$9.07 - $11.54 $30,801 - $39,189	3,396 Added 1.87%	184,551 $2.02 Million
Q1 2023 Apr 18, 2023	BUY	$8.54 - $11.91 $1.55 Million - $2.16 Million	181,155 New	181,155 $1.9 Million

Others Institutions Holding PR

# of Institutions

550

Shares Held

614M

Call Options Held

4.76M

Put Options Held

2.59M

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About Permian Resources Corporation

Ticker PR
Sector Energy
Industry Oil & Gas E&P
Shares Outstandng 288,004,000
Market Cap $3.92B

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Richard P Slaughter Associates Inc Permian Resources Corporation Transaction History