Re: Upstart insiders sold $68M in 2024

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Hi Ben. Yes, sold out. I turn 80 this year, liquidating any remaining stock holdings,
which were just hobbies. If I were much younger, I'd keep it as a long term holding.
Despite the management avarice, I think they learn and adapt well and I like the business
model long term, no matter what happens with interest rates. Wishing you the best. - Ears

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