Looks like Google executives are as smart about their stock holdings as they are about launching new products such as Google Talk. According to Thestreet.com, insiders have sold more than $3 billion of stock since last year's IPO. Sergey Brin and Larry Page have cashed in for $858 million and $855 million respectively - enough for them to buy search engine "rival" Looksmart Ltd., and still have $1.6 billion left over to do other things. Perhaps the luckiest person around is Google CEO Eric Schmidt, who won the lottery when he was hired to become the company's "grey hair" as Google prepared for its IPO. We should all be so lucky!