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Re: Paullee post# 16789

Friday, 06/16/2017 9:30:25 AM

Friday, June 16, 2017 9:30:25 AM

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Explain how. I have researched Reg-FD (the fair disclosure regulation) in detail and have on numerous occasions pointed out to corporate executives how they were violating it.

I have researched insider trading laws and can quote whole passages verbatim. Finjan executives don't even have a rudimentary understanding and they need to attend a seminar before they get themselves in big trouble. As an example, Vanessa Winter (IR person) is asked often why Finjan Execs aren't buying shares if they believe they are so undervalued. She always responds that they have told her they can't because they are always in possession of nonpublic insider information. NONSENSE! I have coached them multiple times how to do it. They could set up scheduled buys (or sales) in advance and get around insider trading laws. There are other ways utilizing blind trusts, etc. To say they can't ever buy their own stock because they always have nonpublic information is ludicrous. They are either clueless or intentionally lying to the ignorant.

Israel Seed and BCPI are not utilizing scheduled trades where they are selling a similar volume in a pattern that is pre-timed. They are selling varying volume on varying days and have shown a probability of impropriety by stopping sales leading up to public announcements and then increasing sales volume.

Let's hear your discussion on why I am the one who is clueless and how they can continue to feed Israel Seed and BCPI nonpublic information knowing they are acting on it.