His life and trading an open book? With a time delayed lock on it.
He most definitely acknowledged the exit from SETO and gave this long explanation. And as I said, he did not mention that the shares were coming back, nor that the management had the parachute to back out and get the shares back, nor that the core business was doing just fine, nor that the battery deal was coming nor any other expansion; just this garbage about how disappointing the company's inability to make TT work was.
Last I heard he was pushing ALFN, which had a hell of a run. Surprise, surprise.
After sending out the SETO sell signals and the deceptive negatives on SETO, I am sure he waited for a re-entry point.
BTW, the stock price was in the ashes, but the company continued to grow AFTER Teik Tett. Unfortunately, their biggest problem was not disseminating info in a better fashion. Consequently, without good spin, all that stuck was the backout of Teik Tett.
TG
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