Friday, May 24, 2013 6:28:15 PM
He has a salary. He's given away shares to family, who could have sold them for millions - we don't know! But I'm guessing his dad sold half his share.
Because I do think this is a scam, on some level (the reliability of the machines or the availability of feedstock being the two most likely), or else they'd be "printing money" already.
And I think that by holding onto most of their stock, the insiders believe they can get a free pass from the courts - simply by feigning ignorance. Holding that stock is their alibi in this scenario, the proof that "Hey, if I knew it was a scam, why didn't I sell?"
Well, you didn't sell precisely so you could say that. Because the act of unloading the stock for personal gain is the obvious sign of guilt - but just collecting a salary, selling off relatively small stakes - that can look innocent, right?
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