Comment by
MementoMori on Oct 12, 2010 8:00pm
>An undeclared ISA Insider has been selling relatively smaller amountsIf s/he is an undeclared insider (which means: not an insider, since insiders are obligated by law to declare their sales), then how do you know s/he is...an insider? Unless a law is being broken, wouldn't this in fact necessarily be a non-insider, i.e. an ordinary shareholder?
Comment by
frankandbeans on Oct 12, 2010 10:50pm
Out of 132,000,000+ shares outstanding, are we really getting concerned that 47,400 have been sold by someone who is an "Insider"? Not sure about you, but an insider liquidating ~$15,000 worth of stocks sure isn't going to keep me up at night. Add another zero to that figure at this stage of the game, and I'd be more concerned.