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@ChungWinPhan @BoilerPaulie Insiders also don’t often by on open market because they possess guess what? Insider information.Thus preventing them from buying or selling stock of their company unless it’s through a managed corporate program where they do not control the timing or price at which bought/sold.
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💥 Did you know that if you spent $1 on $EBAY stock right now, you’d have shown more conviction in that public company than anyone currently serving on their board or as an executive officer has since February 2021?
In over 22 years, a total of 14 eBay insiders have purchased less than 150,000 split-adjusted shares on the open market, according to openinsider.com
Only two of those people are still considered insiders:
Paul S. Pressler, Chairman of the Board
+ 5,140 shares at $29.12 on 11/30/2015
+ 4,180 shares at $23.94 on 2/1/2016
= 9,320 shares total; $249,746 invested on the open market
Logan Green, Director
+ 1,000 shares at $28.32 on 11/3/2016
+ 902 shares at $69.23 on 2/9/21
= 1,902 shares total; $90,765.46 invested on the open market
On 5/1/2026, GameStop bought 2.23x more shares than the entire current eBay board has ever purchased with their own money, according to SEC filings.
Your leaders should put their money where their mouth is.

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@ChungWinPhan I sold my Nvidia positions and bought GME all the way up in 21. Still deep in the red on GME. Who isn’t?
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I have a growing concern that #RyanCohen has let down his shareholders. I have lost a substantial amount of money on #GME and #BBBYQ over the past five years, and I have now reached the point where I can no longer continue supporting him or the situation. I no longer care about #EBAY , mergers or any other aspects of GameStop while shareholders continue to suffer. Seems like we bet on the wrong horse.
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@ChungWinPhan @BoilerPaulie Call it what you will but it’s true of practically every stock in the S&P 500. Unless you are a founder, an early round private investor, or came in via an activist investor, “insiders” don’t buy shares on the open market. The ceo of $NVDA isn’t a buyer on open market. 💩 on him
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@dankourny @BoilerPaulie And that's exactly why companies are run by mercenaries
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@ChungWinPhan @BoilerPaulie Because people who become executives of large companies have proven themselves in prior roles/smaller companies and directors have done likewise. They are compensated for the experience and knowledge they bring. You don’t invite someone to be a director and demand they invest.
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@james_xond If I can afford it, i will take retirement, not just a year. And work when i like to not when i need to.
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@WorkElizab Yes it is okay. People get served bacon in planes where Muslims are also passengers
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@kittenheelsrule @yaygrr0 Don't have the 2nd baby if you find out you're not good at it
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@benonwine Maybe they're worried about who will sit next to them. When u feel vulnerable, u protect urself.
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@dankourny @BoilerPaulie Which basically means risk free management. Which is the whole point of the debate. Why is the system all about people who don't have their own skin in these companies they run? It's so they can leech off the balance sheet. Right?
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@ChungWinPhan @BoilerPaulie Because in most cases, the company you are an executive of, or on the board of, award their executives shares as part or all of their compensation. The fact they hold onto the shares they are awarded or only sell in small parts over time is all the confidence they need to show.
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