Silicon Valley Bank CEO sold $3.5M in shares just two weeks before collapse

[Landslide]

Nothing on a bank failing? Do you think this is the start of something bigger coming?

Silicon Valley Bank CEO sold $3.5M in shares just two weeks before collapse

 

[Aisin]

Please turn off your computer and go outside for an hour or two.

 

[Mr Stubs]

Nothing on a bank failing? Do you think this is the start of something bigger coming?

Silicon Valley Bank CEO sold $3.5M in shares just two weeks before collapse

Definitely not the first time a bank has failed…


Nor the last.


Anyone who has been paying attention to the world’s financial outlook won’t be surprised by this.

Hope you have been preparing, the signs have been apparent for a few years now.

 

[Pt_Ranger_v8]

Nothing on a bank failing? Do you think this is the start of something bigger coming?

Silicon Valley Bank CEO sold $3.5M in shares just two weeks before collapse

Already have a thread on the collapse, but not on him selling shares.

 

[ExWrench]

Nothing on a bank failing? Do you think this is the start of something bigger coming?

Silicon Valley Bank CEO sold $3.5M in shares just two weeks before collapse

Becker and Beck sold off their massive stakes in a legal corporate trading plan established by the SEC to thwart insider trading, so it is not clear whether the CEO and CFO knew the company would collapse in just two weeks.

Hmmm . . . might wanna' hold off on the pitchfork & torch brigade

 

[Void_of_Light]

Hmmm . . . might wanna' hold off on the pitchfork & torch brigade

Those kind of trades are usually regulated and require weeks or months of notice. The question is, are the regulators trustworthy?

 

[Mr Stubs]

Those kind of trades are usually regulated and require weeks or months of notice. The question is, are the regulators trustworthy?

Gary Gensler, head of the SEC is not.

His ties to FTX and overall actions in the crypto market reflect this.

 

[Texas97]

Those kind of trades are usually regulated and require weeks or months of notice. The question is, are the regulators trustworthy?

That collapse didn't happen overnight. They knew it was eminent a while ago. Self preservation kicked in.

It's the dipshit Jim Cramer and all the other experts telling you to buy into a sinking ship that are really suspect

 

[rockota]

start at 29.22.

 

[bunk]

I mean, obama got a 3rd term whatcha figure he would do?

 

[Gdogg]

If he's a democrat and donated to the DNC nothing will happen.

 

[Provience]

Hmmm . . . might wanna' hold off on the pitchfork & torch brigade

Yeah this whole thing is pretty well grasping.

Even being "top 16" bank doesn't really do shit....just kind of an oh, okay.

 

[PAE]

Yes but some here still have their ostrich heads buried in the sand and dont want reality brought into their sphere of influence.

Nothing on a bank failing? Do you think this is the start of something bigger coming?

Silicon Valley Bank CEO sold $3.5M in shares just two weeks before collapse

 

[Crash]

Inverse Cramer ETF

 

[MuntCuffin]

Those kind of trades are usually regulated and require weeks or months of notice. The question is, are the regulators trustworthy?

Well, they let Robinhood get away with market manipulation to protect Melvin Capital and several other hedge funds from the games top debacle.

And then the ftx saga.

Then the issue with politicians getting rich off their own legislation.

Was that a rhetorical question?

 

[ToughBowtieTruck]

Please turn off your computer and go outside for an hour or two.

Last time he tried that he lost a leg so