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I’m not able to work our from this if it’s actually all his common stock. Any idea where to get that.
by Irishsteve 6y ago
I’m not able to work our from this if it’s actually all his common stock. Any idea where to get that.
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- rantwasp 6y agoyou cannot work it out from this form. it tells you what he’s selling and when it was acquired. it does look bad though
- gbear605 6y agoFrom the form, he has many many more class B shares that he didn’t sell. This was only a small proportion - maybe he’s buying a yacht?
- rantwasp 6y agooh yes. the yacht for social distancing. forgot about that
- ptero 6y agoI do not see why it looks bad. As others said, he sold a tiny percentage of holdings, which is a standard setup for many executives (with sale notifications filed with SEC months in advance)
- xoxoy 6y agoThe very last line item on Table 1 shows 0 shares owned after his final sale.
- gbear605 6y agoThat’s class A shares, which are publicly traded. He also has many class B shared which are not publicly traded but have 10X voting power. This was just selling a bit of the company to get some available cash.
- ptero 6y agoIt should be somewhere in the SEC filings, but a company like Morningstar (and probably many brokerages) should have this information as part of a standard stock research report.
- sp332 6y agoI found this https://jodie.ai/shareholder/1773298 https://jodie.ai/shareholder/1773298 but it still looks like random noise to me :-/
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