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I wouldn't look to harshly on this. In 1995 the guy owned 656K shares. Now he owns 480K. Yes, he sold 25% of what he owned. But over a year. With the market continueing to push on I would pull some out too. the only thing that I question is why he is pulling out at such a low price. He seems to have sold recently. right? I questioned Alene in October when I was doing extensive research on the company before investing. He actually started selling during the summer when it was around four. Alene's reason-to diversify his holdings. You all must remember that Singh was recentley replaced with his posyion in the company. I sure wouldn't want to have all my money in one basket if I wasn't controlling the day to day operations. Thinking again, Singh's move from 6.7% of the company is further be littled because of dillution of the stock itself. But, he must have sold since February 2, because I saw the Vickers report and it did not show him selling. He might have sold after the Colocare announcement. (Perfect timing wasn't it) I will admit that even though I try to rationalize his sale, I can not and could not because I am not him. It does puzzle me. It does upset me. But what am I to do? His sales might be the reason we can all pick it up for so cheap now. I wonder how long that will last. I'm just rambling now..... It's 3:30 and I should be sleeping. I think i am going to go over to e-trade and remove my buy order for 1 1/2. This is why I love Silicon investor. I would have never known abouyt Singh sale if it wasn't for this. I must admit I scheck sec.gov every week or two, but I let this one slip. Maybe now I'll just get to save a quarter a share and pick it up for it's 52 week low. This may just be a blessing in disquise. If this news travels fast, and with the Internet I'm sure it will, we could actually see at great buying opportunity in a few days. Lets just hope for that. one more note: Please, Do Not call Alene. Although investors have the right to know, let jeeza do it. just remember before you pick up the phone that if we want OUR company to succeed the vice-president has to do more than give out rudimentary info to stockholers all asking the same questions. It is important that a couple of us call her to question this sale, but a hord of calls will be counter productive. Congrats to J.B. Piper----Great find I owe you one for hopefully saving me a few bucks.
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