Don't forget he grossed well over a million before the pangs of conscience (and probably Cornell) made him realize that to stop selling was the right thing to do.
The fact that he even started selling 6 million shares before the company had made a profit is indicative of a very misplaced sense of position and entitlement (not rock-ribbed Midwest values) if you ask me.
agree..not very moral, ethical, whatever. as i understand it, this is the first year NEOM is subject to sarbanes oxley rules (or is it next year)..would be interesting to see how they fare...