Tuesday, July 16, 2002

Pay attention to the sequence. His accounts tell him that he needs to get some cash to cover his Rangers debt. Then he signs a letter stating he won't sell the stock for six months. Then the need for the letter goes away because the new stock offering falls through. And just before the news of the problems hit the street he dumps the stock. I sure would like to know who he sold it to. It almost looks like a favor was being called in.

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