RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Kherson Where are you getting this margin call business from? He hasn't bought more than 5,000 shares in PSN so he wouldn't have used the shares for margin of PSN shares.
He may have used margin in his accounts to buy other stock, which if he was short on margin, he could sell any stock he owned in that margin account, not just PSN. There are specific rules for insiders that if an insider is under financial hardship, they can, in certain circumstances, sell shares of the company when under blackout. However, in this case, he would never have received permission.
Look at the charts below. They are all the transactions he filed since PSN was spun out. Trans. #10 means a purchase or sale in the public markets and #3030 - Acquisition or disposition under a purchase/ownership plan
Looking at all of his trading activity, he hasn't purchased many shares in PSN. He was granted 2.67m shares when PSN was sprun out and then sold 900,000 of them in November at the mid $11 range. His only purchase (transaction nature 10) was of 288 in Nov 2011 and 4,800 shares in Feb 2012. All of his other transactions were shares issued under his company purchase plan or options.
If this guy couldn't hang on to the $9m of cash he got from his Nov 2011 sales he is a horrible cash manager. Your margin call reasoning is bogus. He sold when he wasn't restricted, simple as that. The securities commission will be looking at that trade for sure.
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