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Friday, 04/19/2013 1:47:44 PM

Friday, April 19, 2013 1:47:44 PM

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We're surrounded by highly educated, mathematically sound - financial shop lifters or pick pocketing group. They all wanna settle as fast as they can in Greenwhich Connecticut and build the next big house visible from everywhere. If somebody can figure out how to find out who bought all those shares last week- we may have a link to insiders. And shareholders may have a very credible case against insider trading by someone having fiduciary duty - buying on the basis of non-public material information. And they don't have to be the members of any committee. They just have to have substantial block of shares. Look at Washington Mutual for reference. I may be wrong but we may have a case and if we have a case, it may make substantial difference in the outcome of how current holders prevail.

Those agreements shared yesterday was signed on April 12th and these huge buys occured during the same time, i.e. April 11th- when it was about to be signed and on april 12, when it was actually signed. Just making a common sense approach.

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