Tomasso, you seem bent on hanging on to your interpretation of insider selling, in spite of many other interpretations, many of which have been offered on this board. Nothing wrong with that, but beating it to death with multiple posts which offer nothing new seems a bit pointless, no? Even if MD was selling the maximum number of shares allowable, for a guy holding 320 million shares, it's a drop in the bucket.
BTW there is an article in the April 26, 1999 issue of Business Week, page 26, entitled "The Myth of Insider Profits", which you might find interesting. It concludes that insiders who sell do only as well as the rest of the market, however insiders who buy generally outperform the market by about 7.5%. If you are really concerned with insider trading, perhaps you should check out insider buying at Dell, I think you might be surprised. Good luck and aloha. |
