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I have a hypothesis: I've watch a 830 million dollar cap stock go from 66/shr down to 11 in less than a year. I believe through employees exercising their stock options (selling) caused the stock to drop! I mean a lot were given for free and then sold when the price was high. I understand there are a lot of factors but where does these monies come from. If it is an expense(options) it's has to impact the financial statement some how and that drain must show in the stock price. Anyone have any answers to this.
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