Sec. Ross Says Navigator Holdings Wasn't a Typical Short Sell

The transcript features a discussion with Wilbur Ross, US Commerce Secretary, about the involvement of senior government officials in short selling. Ross clarifies that his transaction was not a typical short sale, as it involved no profit or loss. He explains the mechanics of short selling and distinguishes his actions as a technical compliance with stock exchange rules. The conversation concludes with appreciation for the opportunity to clarify misunderstandings.

What was the speaker's experience with the shares they were selling?

What does the speaker express gratitude for at the end of the conversation?