> And that price hike is what kicked off the company’s tumble from a peak of $300 a share. Nonsense. Losing 1M out of 25M customers while increasing profit doe

> And that price hike is what kicked off the company’s tumble from a peak of $300 a share. Nonsense. Losing 1M out of 25M customers while increasing profit does not translate to loosing $200 from a $300 share price. This bad news is nothing more than an excuse for insiders to sell shares that they otherwise would not be able to do. There are more problems deeper inside.