RE:RE:RE:VP resignationOkay, I know Steve was not happy with Klein's sell of shares, but in the overall picture it didn't make up much percent of what was sold over the week. I suppose I could speculate, but then I would arguing from ignorance. And I simply don't know what all the reasons are.
In the end, I absolutely support Steve in the decisions he makes because I know he has shareholders best interest at hand. Very few CEO's do. The optics of the sell certainly didn't look good and it certainly gave shorters and bashers ammunition to create additional fear in the market. It didn't bother me, but it did affect others, as I am aware that many shareholders did ask for an explanation for the sell of shares.
Steve clearly respects his shareholders and values them. Many of us have been with him from or near the beginning and have stuck with Steve though some hard times, waiting for others to see what early investors have known for quite some time. The speed and efficiency that Steve works at is impressive. This is a company that Steve is very passionate about building, that he is the largest shareholder, and that his family is very important to him. He needs everybody focused and doing what they have been hired to do in order for this company to be successful.