posted on June 12, 2001 09:52:36 AM new
Interesting that the spin-doctors would have us believe that YHOO is turning the corner, but then the SEC filings are disclosed and we find that the company insiders are excericing stock options and immediately selling their shares.
posted on June 12, 2001 02:10:35 PM new
don't agree. Show me an insider page where the top management isn't selling something. Whether it's ebay http://biz.yahoo.com/t/e/ebay.html
Amazon - http://biz.yahoo.com/t/a/amzn.html
Microsoft - http://biz.yahoo.com/t/m/msft.html
Oracle -
http://biz.yahoo.com/t/o/orcl.html
Boeing - http://biz.yahoo.com/t/b/ba.html
or Budweiser - http://biz.yahoo.com/t/b/bud.html
based on your theory the #1 selling beer in the world is in big trouble because August III and VI are cashing in. (these are not Roman Emperors, but don't tell them that)
that's what exec's do. couldn't find a page that didn't have a member of the board, a chairman, CFO, COO, or CEO listed. It's kind of a cool thing to look at actually, but I don't think you judge a company by the compensation package of the management.
posted on June 12, 2001 03:21:27 PM new
If you just made a few million woudn't you possibly want to cash some of it out too to buy another mansion, or trip around the world? Especially in a tough market like this?
posted on June 12, 2001 04:00:04 PM new
quickdraw29 >
If you just made a few million woudn't you possibly want to cash some of it out too to buy another mansion, or trip around the world? Especially in a tough market like this?
If I had stock options that had collapsed in value during the past year or so, and didn't see any prospect of a turnaround before they would expire outright, you bet I'd cash in every pennies worth and I wouldn't need a "reason" to do it.
