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To: Dalin who wrote (119458)	4/20/1999 9:35:00 PM
From: Tommaso	Read Replies (3) of 176387

Splitting a stock does not raise or lower its value. The company is exactly the same size as before the stock split. Such huge insider selling, especially by a person in a position to guess the future prospects of the company, may be ominous for the price of a stock. If the CEO is an intelligent person and a good manager, the CEO is selling the stock because it is her or his judgment that it is not likely to go much higher--and indeed that it may decline. Of course, if the CEO is not very intelligent, selling might be the wrong decision. But then you would be owning a company run by a person who is not intelligent, and that does not seem like a good idea. The issue here (for me) is whether the information about the stock sales is accurate. Since you do not know, maybe someone else does.

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