More red herrings. Look at evidence and decide. This looks like illegal insider trading and the lawyers will make sure SEC does its job. Shils for management want to avoid the facts. 700,000 shares sold by Sterling when he was privy to knowledge of GAO investigation and, obviously, the fraud findings they were about to report, sold when the public did not have access to the same information.
THAT IS ILLEGAL INSIDER TRADING!
APOL is run by a man who is fabulously wealthy, but he still wants more at expense of shareholders he sold to.
That is illegal, immoral and your efforts to distract attention from the details with silly red herrigns show the type of people that run this company.
The shareholders should be mad as hell at Sterling and his yeah-saying, toadying minions!