Kelloggs CEO
11/8/2016 sold 93,221 shares worth $7,184,906
8/15/2016 sold 259,500 shares worth $21,643,831
He knows the company stock will eventually go way down. What's that tell you...
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True that. All the ones at top are to blame. Some of my store owners told me they are turning there backs on Kelloggs/Keebler. There pissed. Walmart won't make up the difference. Walmart will eventually go the same direction. Just a matter of time
To Matt I understand what u saying here the kicker for how does a company lose 53 mill 4th qt and the CEOs keeps his job it tells me the crowd is bad as well as the board of directors unless they like throwing money out the window
I know there's no law about that. I'm trying to get the CEO involved and piss him off. It's funny his job is on the line and everyone close to him. Mark my words THIS WILL FAIL and you all will look like fools. I hope all you guys are living outside of your means and have to downside and sell things in the near future. You won't find jobs making what you do now. Remember there are some smart people working for Kelloggs. I'm one of them and the CEO is not. The CEO only sees numbers and doesn't get it. You need some common sense with that degree. Which he lacks.
There no law saying u can't sell your stock only thing possible is if Kellogg has that in writing
Wrong, majority of his salary is in stocks. By law he has to have them for 3 years I believe before he can sell them. He's been doing this every year once the become saleable. It's public record and online.
Sad the top brass make so much money and cutting us in the field out. They will fail quickly.
It means he is grossly over compensated!
Means somebody like Buffett might buy the place but the stock going to tank more before somebody does by the place probably by the end of the yr
That's almost like inside trading. Maybe someone should arrest him.
yep, for sure he knows its time to reduce the position as the share value may be falling shortly...