2026-07-06: Eylward Susan (General Counsel and Corp Sec) — discretionary sell — $1.7K of IMNN (open-market, Form 4, code S) [sub-threshold WATCH] [CORRECTION 2026-08-31: this row published “exercise-and-sell: sold 920 sh, all of them exercised 4 days earlier at $1.91 vs a $1.88 avg sale — $1.8K cost to acquire”. The acquisition it read as an exercise is a CODE-A leg — a grant or award under Rule 16b-3(d), the letter the SEC uses for compensation arriving — and the price on such a leg is the value the award was struck at, not a strike anyone paid. sibyl spent any priced acquisition as a strike without asking which letter carried it, and that false verdict then satisfied the very guard that keeps a grant dated before a sale OUT of the pool, so the row acquired an option, a cost and a net the filer never had. The rule now reads the transaction code before it reads the price (sibyl.XSELL_STRIKE_CODES), and the sentence above is what those emitters produce from the filing re-read on 2026-08-31. WHAT THE SHORTER SENTENCE NO LONGER SAYS, said here instead: the filing also reports a code-A acquisition of 920 sh at $1.91 on 2026-07-02 — a grant, which this feed does not pair with a later sale unless the filing's own words tie them together, and these do not. The correction clause(s) of 2026-08-29 that this row carried are WITHDRAWN with the sentence they defended: they certified a re-derivation of a claim the document does not support, and are in signal_events with the text they were attached to. The sale’s own dollars, date, direction and venue are unchanged. Original text in signal_events]
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