31.   An executive may adopt a plan to sell stock regularly and then sell stock pursuant to it even after learning of material nonpublic information.

32.   An option is the right to buy or sell stocks at a set price by a particular date.

33.   An advisor can provide an unbiased, outside opinion of how much company stock should be sold to meet financial goals.

34.   Analysts said people were selling secondary stocks and moving into top-tier holdings for safety.

35.   Analysts said U.S. investors may sell Gallaher stock, fearful of currency risks.

36.   Analysts say the value of existing shares will be diluted as IBJ sells more stock.

37.   Analysts suggested that global fund managers should sell stocks in Latin America to cover losses in Asia.

38.   An option gives the holder the right to buy or sell stock, at a specified price, by a specific date.

39.   An option to buy or sell a stock is one example of a derivative.

40.   And even the prospectus admits that the warrants could be a hindrance if the company wants to sell stock again.