Trying to get a handle on what is being thrown out here. It's clear those who are claiming to be in the know aren't going to pass along the info they have, so.....
OK, one thing that isn't clicking with me is the fact that if Tim really did sell shares on the open market, how did the SEC not know about it? CEO's required to disclose trades they make within 48 hrs of execution. Even if they make the trades by themselves online via a Schwab, E-Trade, etc., they are required to disclose to those companies that they are an officer in a company when opening the acct. Even if the account was opened before he became CEO, a material change would require notification to the broker, which would also be reported to the SEC. Once that is disclosed, aren't the Schwab/E-Trade's are required to report to the SEC on trades?
Do you know who the "solicitors" are? Unless they received $, what reason would they have to be nervous?
I know some of you on here feel that Tim is a criminal mastermind, which very well could turn out to be true, but to pull one on the SEC is one thing but to try and add a foreign regulator (Germany) in the "swindle"????
To me, the lack of activity right now is more negative than positive, but until the fat lady is singing, I am holding out hope that you are mistaken.
