Alphapuppy probably doesn't even know that insiders are very limited on when they can sell any shares (unless they have a plan in place and managed by a 3rd party that makes well regulated and very regular sales according to rules that cannot be broken). They can't sell any time near any financial report nor can they ever front run news. In the case the MAA submission was already announced and that very fact gave Malik the green light to sell because it was already well known that was coming. In other words that is precisely why he was free to sell when he did.
He has owned a very large position of shares for going on a decade. He sold just 2% of his holdings. Is that something to run around and shout or piss one's pants about? Of course not. When would the puppy want to let him sell any shares, never? After the MAA was submitted it would be too close to the quarterly/annual reports, and after those reports likely it becomes too close to a possible positive response from MHRA. This dynamic is obviously not understood by alphapuppy.
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