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Tuesday, 02/05/2013 1:21:06 PM

Tuesday, February 05, 2013 1:21:06 PM

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Mark should always be the only one sharing any new information about the company and he should fairly share that information with everyone at the same time, not with a select few by email or phone conversation in advance of everyone else. If he shares information with the company's board members/officers that's fine, but they should seriously know that they are not allowed to share what they talk about with anyone else and that they are under strict stock buy and sell FINRA/SEC regulations. For example, they can't scoop up a 100 million shares just before news about white space is released and then sell it all right after; that would be considered a kind of insider trading. So, company executives can not freely buy or sell stock in their own company like an outside investor can because the timing of the purchases they make in their own company is strictly regulated by the SEC and FINRA.
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