I ran Redline 20w50 MC oil and the UOA showed a very high moly content (290 ppm in UOA against a 500 ppm spec at the time) however they have lowered it considerably in the past few years to 150 ppm in their MC oil literature in all those oils. However, their passenger car oils have continue to have high moly as was shared above.
Higher moly content has become a popular thing that folks are looking for in their oil choice. What is the main advantage (if any, is it six of one/half dozen of the other?) folks are getting of moly over boron in a motor oil, as boron seems to be at least as good or better with respect to friction/wear reduction.