Last week, information appeared on the website that Tim Cook divested part of his shares Applu. More specifically, it was supposed to be the sale of 334 shares worth between $000 and $107,21. That made him just under $107,69 million, and many people saw it as a sign of something bad. The CEO of the world's most valuable company isn't going to just sell his shares for nothing. However, this morning, more or less the same thing happened, and Cook He sold again. This time, he got rid of almost 270 shares worth a total of just under $29 million. As bad as it may look, it shouldn't mean anything.
Following these sales, many people began to speculate about whether Cook is not selling because he expects the stock to fall further in connection with the introduction of new products next week. Whether there is any truth to this idea we will probably never know, but the important thing is that such a sale of shares is not possible overnight and must have been planned very far in advance. Moreover, it is illegal to manipulate stocks based on non-public information, so these theories should be put aside. Pro Another reason for the sale may also be that Cook received more than a million and a quarter shares as a reward for his five-year tenure at the head of the company.
Specifically, he received 1 shares of common stock as a bonus for reaching this milestone. In dollar terms, this stock package is worth more than $260 million. So, despite all the previous sales, he owns Cook still more than a million and a quarter shares Appyou. Tim Cook However, he wasn't the only one selling his "home" company's shares. Senior VP of Hardware Engineering, Dan Riccio, also sold a package of almost 50 shares, making him over $000 million.
Source: Macrumors
Maybe he just needs to buy a plane in a hurry...
He is a smart boy…. Apple he turned it into something hideous, he ruined almost all the products he could, intuitiveness and simplicity completely disappeared from the products after his leadership, and now he realized that stocks and the very interest in apple products, so best to get rid of your shares….
My theory…. next iphone it will be groundbreaking... it may still sell well, but all subsequent iPhones will go down in sales (if apple led by Tim)
NOTE:
if you are a director of a giant and you expect an increase in shares, an increase in interest in the company, an increase in interest in the company's products === you will definitely not sell your shares
if you are the director of a giant and you have been fooling around, then naturally after your leadership you expect a drop in shares, a drop in interest in the company, a drop in interest in the company's products === you will definitely start selling your shares (as long as you can)
HOW SIMPLE :-))
(or maybe Tim doesn't have a mortgage to pay?:DD, Probably not, right?)
It is illegal to manipulate stocks based on non-public information, so these theories should be dismissed.
These theories should come to the fore.
Moreover, this sentence is true but at the same time nonsense... according to the law true, according to reality nonsense... of course, Tim (when buying/selling shares) also makes decisions based on information that only he and no one else (not the public) knows.
Of course, at first glance it doesn't look ideal. But maybe it really isn't... Personally, I would get rid of the shares, because I think they probably won't be above 105. As far as I know, such a sale of shares from the CEO position has to be planned for at least half a year in advance. But Cook He knows for sure that he probably won't get more for them.
Do you have any censorship? Already in the past, I noticed that the discussion with the article also disappeared, and now I also do not see the article and the discussion about how Tim Cook expressed his opinion on the fine for Apple… Does the OWNER censor it? :)
Yes, I mean that one, thank you... I'm already afraid of censorship for criticizing the voice Apple… :)
It's not a problem because she doesn't have a "big" salary, but she's paid in shares?
You don't fall in love with Android, stocks Apple they may fall, but love doesn't.