>>838026

It is an option exercise (OE), so a little different that a straight up sale. Those usually do expire on a certain date.

The fact that both people exercised on the same day for the same amount leads me to believe that it may have more to do with them vesting and they wanted to cash in with tech stocks going down in flames.

With options there is a lot more leverage and depending on strike price a 1% move could cause you to lose 10% of the value or more depending on the current price vs strike price. Can also work in your favor as well, but I would sure as hell cash out if I had tech stock options in this environment especially with what Q is predicting.

>>838077

Interesting. The lack of discussion about Q with the alt-right or mainstream right I always found interesting. I know they know of Q, but will not address it one way or the other.

Always assumed it was a business decision more than anything. Say Q is fake and if/when it all happens their credibility is gone. Say Q is real, automatically go into the conspiracy bin and potentially lose a good portion of the audience that may not come back after the fact.

I guess that is why Hannity seems to be the goto guy to drop intel. On the Trump train since day 1 and clearly has shown he supports Q via twitter but gave himself plausible deniability to be able to operate on Fox and the radio.

>>838067

Why did Lucent become an object of interest all of a sudden? Don't see anything in the notables.

>>838275

Truly is throw back Thursday (at least a little longer). Last I heard of Lucent was a bunch of pissed off people that I know about how they got screwed by ATT when they got spun off and screwed again when piss poor management ran Lucent into the ground. Since I actually know a little about them and what they were doing back in the day, I'll bite and take a quick look.

Lucent sure has the smell of ATT flushing shit down the toilet but having the luxury of getting a high price during the dot.com boom for doing so.

I'd be shocked if someone was able to polish this turd for anything useful, but there were a lot of patents that did come from there which is why they were able to find a buyer for pennies on the dollar.

>>838325

Where is @Snowden, JA and Tony Podesta these days.

Still haven't been able to dig up a confirmed sighting of Tony. I know other anons have asked the same question without an answer to his whereabouts.

>>838397

Sure makes Tom Clancy and Ian Flemming novels not as exciting after all this.

>>838554

Yes a guilty pleasure of mine. The Pendergast trilogy starting with Brimstone were my favorites (always remember your first as they say). Come to think of it, a lot of that shit may not be so fiction thinking back on those books as I write this.

>>838655

Since we already slid a little, for those classical lovers. Grande sonate by Alkan that was mentioned in the books, simply divine. What a complex wonderful piano composition.