Moderna & Pfizer CFOs Both Stepped Down Days Apart (suspect, companies, retirement)

[Hrw-500]

I saw on this article then both the CFOs of Pfizer and Moderna stepped down days apart? https://welovetrump.com/2022/04/23/m...wn-days-apart/

For those who don't trust the first link, here an alternate link. https://twitter.com/FrankGrimes_Jr/s...43820103237637

There might be more than meet the eyes, do these CFOs left the place before a road apple hits the fan just like how rats left a sinking ship?

[RhodyRepub]

What appear to be random coincidences are usually anything but.


Where there's smoke, there's fire.


And this looks like a helluva lot of smoke.

[Seguinite]

Originally Posted by RhodyRepub

What appear to be random coincidences are usually anything but.


Where there's smoke, there's fire.


And this looks like a helluva lot of smoke.

Their undoubtedly huge golden parachutes will be much less newsworthy now than after the fire's raging.

[camaro69]

Holy crap.

Just waiting for it to hit the fan on....opps...we made a mistake on the vac's.

[bluesjuke]

Did they have to resign because they weren't vaccinated?

[FordBronco1967]

There is one rule from Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs that I always follow, and that is: There is no such things as coincidences.

Yes, I know it is a TV show, however, many of his rules contain good life advice...

[FrankNSense]

Both Moderna and Pfitzer report first-quarter earnings the first few days of May, so within the next few days they would be entering an exclusionary period where they would not be allowed to take any action on their stocks. I would suspect at least some "negative guidance" in their earnings report that may not be the best for the value of the stock.

If they waited until the absolute last moment there would be huge red flags being waived, so they likely tried to do it far enough away to try and fall under the radar.

They probably were on their way out anyway and figured they should get out why the getting is good.

[albert648]

Originally Posted by FrankNSense

Both Moderna and Pfitzer report first-quarter earnings the first few days of May, so within the next few days they would be entering an exclusionary period where they would not be allowed to take any action on their stocks. I would suspect at least some "negative guidance" in their earnings report that may not be the best for the value of the stock.

If they waited until the absolute last moment there would be huge red flags being waived, so they likely tried to do it far enough away to try and fall under the radar.

They probably were on their way out anyway and figured they should get out why the getting is good.

If they were intelligent enough to quit before it hits the fan, they're intelligent enough to offload their stock before they quit.

[beach43ofus]

They are both so amazingly wealthy now due to gov't corruption, they have no reason to work....I'm jealous.

[cdnirene]

Originally Posted by Hrw-500

I saw on this article then both the CFOs of Pfizer and Moderna stepped down days apart? https://welovetrump.com/2022/04/23/m...wn-days-apart/

For those who don't trust the first link, here an alternate link. https://twitter.com/FrankGrimes_Jr/s...43820103237637

There might be more than meet the eyes, do these CFOs left the place before a road apple hits the fan just like how rats left a sinking ship?

From this article: https://www.cfodive.com/news/pfizer-...pharma/622004/

“It is not a coincidence in my mind,” Josh Crist, co-managing partner at executive search firm Crist|Kolder Associates, wrote in an email of the one-two punch of C-suite news. “Both Frank [D’Amelio at Pfizer] and David [Meline at Moderna] are of retirement age … so with a bit of a ‘light at the end of the tunnel’ and both companies stabilizing within their new normal, now is the time to make the move.”

Pfizer announced D’Amelio’s retirement in November and at that time said it was initiating an external search for a new CFO.

Both companies named replacement CFOs last Monday.