To play devil's advocate, selling on the Sony news, for example, or on the J3 setllement for example, if you know what the value of those deals are through your in-house counsel who is a memberof the BoD (not saying it's true, but you KNOW darn well you can't with confidence say it isn't) while the rest of the market THINKING those numbers would represent GOOD news, when in fact the rest of the market found out weeks and months later that they were not, provides you with an advantage. So, in fact, ask yourself that question, WHY would he sell on news of the J3 settlement? Why would he sell on news of the Sony deal? How about on news of the dividends, especially when they were characterized as to be recurring dividends? Did he know something that the rest of us didn't fund out until the SEC filings? I'd be happy to learn that there's nothing there as you say, but how can YOU say that with certainty?