Rick Hamm Living the High Life. Real estate purchase just after ditching DNDN

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Anonymous said:
The timing is very interesting. It would be interesting to link some of Golds purchases as well.
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He was at DNDN since 2004. The timing of his departure isn't interesting. It is clear as day. It was 2 months before shareholders lost billions.

He also sold those shares at illegally inflated prices.

Not interesting at all. Clear as day. 99% of the time these animals get away with stuff like that.

He also sold a home in the Sarasota area earlier in 2011 for over 2 million. Could have just used that money to buy the new home or could have used the 15 million he cashed out in 2010. These people are so removed from reality they think they are invincible. This guy is in Gold's league in level of sociopathy.
 






"This gorgeous Key West style home is nestled on an oversized lot overlooking the intracoastal. Drive down a canopy road to reach your slice of paradise! Exacting detail and care taken with this 4/5 bedroom, 5.5 bath full bay view home. Bring your boat to the dock lift! Relax on the newly pavered brick caged pool area with spa. There is an atrium LR with balcony surrounding, large kitchen with granite counters, eating area, top appliances, adjoining veranda with access from living, dining and den. There an elevator for all floors for your convenience. Bathrooms granite as well! Hardwood floors, wet bar with ice maker, two fireplaces, wine cooler, plantations shutters, exercise room and tons of storage! Bring your discriminating taste to this home and be satisfied! You'll love it!"

The sellers brokers says "You'll love it!" I am sure he does love it and sleeps like a baby just like Gold. These are 2 psychopaths. He really did Harvard and Wharton proud.
 












Dendreon's (Nasdaq:DNDN) stock collapses after earnings statement.
The shareholder lawsuit filed against Dendreon alleges that DNDN greatly overstated the projected sales of the cancer drug Provenge and misled investors by issuing false statements about the drug. Dendreon had made statements projecting their 2011 sales to be between $350 million to $400 million. These figures turned out to be completely unfounded, and on August 3, 2011, Dendreon announced financial results that were well below analysts' expectations and the company withdrew its earnings guidance for the entire fiscal year. Shares of Dendreon stock plummetted by more than 67%, quickly reducing DNDN's market value by more than $3 billion.

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"One of the Harvard Business School’s most prominent alums was found guilty of insider trading today (June 15).

Rajat K. Gupta, the former head of the consulting firm McKinsey & Company and a former Goldman Sachs and Procter & Gamble board member, was found guilty of conspiracy and securities fraud."
 


















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