Insider Trading Report for Michael Gunn as reported by NASDAQ since March 1995
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In Dollars:
Total Stock Buys $0.00
Total Stock Sales $6,602,961.00
Total Shares Bought: 0
Total Shares Sold: 251,009
Average Price Per Share Sold since 1985: $26.30
Now, FAMikey, I appreciate that you would like to credit a couple of post 9/11 commercials to Gunn, and not the actual advertising agencies that created them (using more than ten year old footage I might add) but clearly this looks like a guy who has had no confidence in the company since he started working for it. He's never left any stock incentives in the company to invest in it's future, always cashing out as soon as he gets it.
At least post 9/11, although it was a publicity stunt, Carty bought 40,000 shares of stock in the company and still holds it, even though it has lost 75% of it's value.
Gunn has dumped his stock as low as $7.10 per share and as high as $119.65 per share. He doesn't seem to care what the price is as soon as it's given to him, he dumps it. The bulk of his stock sales, 225,705 shares took place post 9/11, a time when the company did not need any of it's officers making such a public showing of no confidence.
The retirement was more than likely forced, and if not, would have been. Look for a few more in the top brass positions to be wearing out some shoe leather soon also. I'm just surprised that they slid Smilin' Dan Garton into Gunns position so quickly!