Carosi's buy was type JB
A supposedly Open-Market acquisition, but one that was done outside (usually lower) the price range traded that day. The transaction could also represent more shares than the exchange reports as having traded all day. In other words, it could not have been an open-market transaction. Yet it is still potentially significant. Private placements and other corporate actions my explain the non-open market nature of the trade. Including them in your analysis is suggested.
If this was in fact an open market buy, one could argue that Carosi didn't want a PP and accordingly, have his shares locked up .
One could also argue that Carosi's decision to maintain liquidity suggests that his long term outlook is somewhat conservative.
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