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Old 04-08-2003, 14:58   #9
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Originally posted by Gogogo
From The Times story above link:

"...Mr Knapp and other NTL executives formally notified investors that they were considering the unrestricted sale of their shareholdings..."

No one disputes he has a right to sell his shares, but isn't a little strange that other senior executives are following likewise. As a group did they meet to decide yeah it's Friday, ntl stocks are good let's sell! Or did they miraculously decide to pick the same time to sell! Assuming that sources of The Times story are correct.

Is company about to hit an unseen iceberg, like The Titanic!

i dont think there is a need to worry about the companys status im sure the debts it still has will be cleared in due time as they have a good subscriber base and have profitable services ofcourse im not an accountant or have access to the books but thats what i see and think

the bit about others wanting to sell i shares i dont know why they are following suit cashing in maybe ?
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