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$HGENQ just going to leave this here as I see there are a lot of people asking the same question tonight. Why did Chappell sell shares? What does it mean? Etc

While I don’t know his intentions, I can only speak to the manner in which it was done. 

https://sec.report/Form/144-PAPER/22802

Basically in order to avoid selling with any insider information , he filed an intent to sell after the EUA application was submitted on 6/2. This allows a third party (Jones Trading) to sell a specified amount of shares on his (hedge funds) behalf at their own timing. He no longer controls their timing of sale and therefore is not liable if he comes into any insider information (such as fda discussions either positive or negative post application submission) the sale is already filed. So far they have sold approx 1.2m shares with about 500k still to go. 

As an insider he still controls a significant amount of shares across the 3 funds - 1.2m is a drop in the bucket when you’re talking about 13m+ shares

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$HGEN just going to leave this here as I see there are a lot of people asking the same question tonight. Why did Chappell sell shares? What does it mean? Etc

While I don’t know his intentions, I can only speak to the manner in which it was done. 





Basically in order to avoid selling with any insider information , he filed an intent to sell after the EUA application was submitted on 6/2. This allows a third party (Jones Trading) to sell a specified amount of shares on his (hedge funds) behalf at their own timing. He no longer controls their timing of sale and therefore is not liable if he comes into any insider information (such as fda discussions either positive or negative post application submission) the sale is already filed. So far they have sold approx 1.2m shares with about 500k still to go. 

As an insider he still controls a significant amount of shares across the 3 funds - 1.2m is a drop in the bucket when you’re talking about 13m+ shares

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Jones doesn’t have to sell all the shares now , they have until the end of the year. But likely to limit his risk (considering he has hundreds of millions of dollars worth in his funds) I wouldn’t be surprised if they sold the remaining 500k before an EUA decision is made. At that point he would have made his full initial investment back on Hgen from the Intitial kbio buy in.

$HGENQ i think we can all agree that we would want our money back if we invested this much time and money into a company. He still has a lot of skin in the game. Everything this company has done recently is flawless. We should have no concern

Also just an opinion but I don’t think there can be many people who are more dedicated to seeing this company succeed than someone who holds the amount of shares Dale holds. Not to mention he has invested his time and money his whole life into gm-csf research , so I’m not too worried at all that he doesn’t believe and know exactly where this is heading. 

Some Risk management; sure , but he’s basically all in with Humanigen. 

Nomis bay not so much, I don’t they care at all about this company and its success, but Dale is definitely in this for the long haul.

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@VeryJerry  Trying to look on the bright side, I guess we can draw from the filings that we know where a great deal of the selling is coming from… that it’s by friendly sellers that aren’t necessarily “trying” to drive down the price, and that the declines are more a byproduct. I noted once that the selling seemed controlled and to let up at certain points. It seemed odd that they didn’t keep blasting it down to 14-15. So perhaps we can take some solace in that. We just need to be patient thru the process of these shares moving into stronger hands. I’m sure institutional buyers are very aware of what is going on here.

  Trying to look on the bright side, I guess we can draw from the filings that we know where a great deal of the selling is coming from… that it’s by friendly sellers that aren’t necessarily “trying” to drive down the price, and that the declines are more a byproduct. I noted once that the selling seemed controlled and to let up at certain points. It seemed odd that they didn’t keep blasting it down to 14-15. So perhaps we can take some solace in that. We just need to be patient thru the process of these shares moving into stronger hands. I’m sure institutional buyers are very aware of what is going on here.

@VeryJerry thank you for this explanation

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@VeryJerry i like this transcript from an interview with Jason Moser: https://www.fool.com/investing/2021/04/09/is-insider-selling-a-bad-thing/  &quot;...the CEO put millions of dollars of his own money into the stock at low prices. They work both ways. That&#39;s the first one. Number two, there are a lot of reasons CEOs and other insiders, those are usually a company officer or a board member. When you see a change in ownership. A lot of them get compensated with stock options. That&#39;s a big part of their compensation or restricted shares that can&#39;t be sold for a certain amount of time. When those mature, a lot of times they will exercise then immediately sell them. Not necessarily because they don&#39;t believe in the company, because that&#39;s a part of their salary.&quot;

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 i like this transcript from an interview with Jason Moser: 

  "...the CEO put millions of dollars of his own money into the stock at low prices. They work both ways. That's the first one. Number two, there are a lot of reasons CEOs and other insiders, those are usually a company officer or a board member. When you see a change in ownership. A lot of them get compensated with stock options. That's a big part of their compensation or restricted shares that can't be sold for a certain amount of time. When those mature, a lot of times they will exercise then immediately sell them. Not necessarily because they don't believe in the company, because that's a part of their salary."

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thank you for your factual explanations. unbeatable on the medical questions, but also your experiences on processes and emotions are invaluable for all of us. 
 
please stay with us long and have mercy on us. 
 
uncertainty causes fear.  
and it is good to be caught here with all fears and occasional doubts.

  
 
thank you for your factual explanations. unbeatable on the medical questions, but also your experiences on processes and emotions are invaluable for all of us. 
 
please stay with us long and have mercy on us. 
 
uncertainty causes fear.  
and it is good to be caught here with all fears and occasional doubts.

@VeryJerry Thanks again for your diligence. Excellent rallying of the troops, Jerry!

 Thanks again for your diligence. Excellent rallying of the troops, Jerry!