''Not one of us works for many years and is happy to see our family nestegg disappear. She like everybody here need to look after her own interests. Whatever investment decision she made I'm sure it was the right one her her and thats what is important. The desires of people here to get rich quick should never be a reason to judge her on her own personal investment decisions.
Again. if she did decide to exercise and sell vs exercise and hold this doesn't give people the right to judge her with comments like "for a little greed". How is it greedy is she sells during a unprecidented price spike yet its perfectly alright for the 10,000 other investors / traders who have played this stock in recent weeks to do the same?''
hogwash GiddyUp....tired of shareholders standing up for this kind of executive opportunism
If it transpires that she sold, I will see straight away
Every time you go to an AGM and these parasite directors are asked to defend their being granted risk free options, they counter it by that same old bullsh-t cliche about ''aligning their interests with those of shareholders''..What a crock...putting your hand in your pocket and using your own money is aligning with shareholders since that is what we do
As far as I can tell, this CEO has never supported the sp with her own money, yet has been happy to draw a fat salary for many years out of funds contributed by shareholders. And you are saying at the first opportunity she can make a profit, it's ok to cash in those shares that were only available because of risk free options?
Like I said, if it transpires she sold, it will be piss---ng in the face of shareholders IMO
