Lol, yeah, right. No one can say for sure that the
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First, I don't know who WE is, that are being told WHAT, and by WHOM. You make little sense and outrageous statements. Get it together, man.
Second, SB has no desire to sell his shares for today's prices. But he's doing what is best for the company and long shareholders. This is very cheap funding for business growth (compared to the alternatives available to small OTC issuers). SB is the largest shareholder, by far, and is working diligently to increase shareholder value.
Third, common shareholders should all be THANKING SB for sacrificing HIS shares to raise funds. He's accomplished a helluva lot over the past year, not only with increasing shareholder value substantially through operations, but also with the elimination and retirement of toxic debts as well as through investments.
And finally, it's a complete bullshit exaggeration to say that "my gut tells me the 1.4 billion share will only be around 400 million after all ceo selling." You've got one hell of a bloated gut - you should do some core conditioning and slim down... a LOT.
SB can sell up to the number of shares equaling 1% of the O/S per 3-month period. Right now, that is about 45M shares. After the 1.4B reduction, it'll be just over 30M shares. At 30-45M shares per quarter, it would take many years to add up a billion.