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To: pompsander who wrote (738779)	5/3/2006 4:11:21 PM
From: Mr. Palau	Respond to of 769670

he doesnt consider anything

To: pompsander who wrote (738779)	5/3/2006 10:46:15 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769670

I wonder at the dementia or lies required to prove your stupidity with such analysis. Ken Lay had 2.7 millions shares. It seems some of which were bought on margin. They went from a maximum value of 237 million to 121 million while ken lay exercised options that define a 71 million number that was not what Lay realized. It was all income in a high bracket and the options had costs in the tens of millions. I expect taxes may also have been in the tens of millions. So now Ken Lay had once 237 million dollars worth of stock that is worth nothing. To suggest losing 237 million dollars by preserving one's stock ownership is the action of someone in the know about how things are all screwed UP is quite amusing. Truly only the idiot pompsander who posts hiding behind anonymous handles can proffer such. So liar, to the question did he sell any stock, the answer is no. The intrinsic motivations are obvious. Lay exercised options to cover margin calls and preserve the onwnership of the stock he still owns. And only a mentally retarded person would somehow equate that with the lies of the serial sexual predator mr. bill. But pompsander the liar does this. You don't know your ass from your elbow and in a totally asshole cowardly way you impune the character of others.

To: pompsander who wrote (738779)	5/3/2006 11:08:54 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

The lying pompsander does not get it. The guy bought his 2.7 million shares, many on margin. To maintain the shares he owned he exercised options. What idiot would suggest that as dumping as he knew about how bad the company was really doing. In fact he did not dumb but added to his shares liarboy. He still owns 2.7 million share that lost all value. And he added 182,000 shares while covering his losses. What a matter you cannot do the math... [ 873 ] > grep -i sale /hda4/home/watson/kennylay.stock 1-May-01 224000 ENE Proposed Sale (Form 144) of Restricted Shares. Estimated proceeds of $14049280. 1-Feb-01 183000 ENE Proposed Sale (Form 144) of Restricted Shares. Estimated proceeds of $14640000. SOLD 407000 grep -i acq /hda4/home/watson/kennylay.stock 21-Aug-01 68620 ENE Acquired Shares Ex opts $21.56/Share. Cost of $1479447. 20-Aug-01 * 25000 ENE Acquired Shares Ex opts $20.78/Share. Cost of $519500. 20-Jul-01 * 25000 ENE Acquired Shares Ex opts $20.78/Share. Cost of $519500. 20-Jul-01 50000 ENE Acquired Shares Ex opts $21.56/Share. Cost of $1078000. 20-Jun-01 * 25000 ENE Acquired Shares Ex opts $20.78/Share. Cost of $519500. 8-Jun-01 * 25000 ENE Acquired Shares Ex opts $20.78/Share. Cost of $519500. 22-Jan-01 106578 ENE Acquired 18-Dec-00 264382 ENE Acquired BOUGHT 589580