Now we're closer to being on the same page JameszbzI don't know!
Can't figure it out.
Look at Winch's profile . It sure looks like he is far from a foolish investor.
The negative share direction doesn't seem to tie to anything . Alex Winch – Director
Alex brings to GLH more than 30 years of financial industry expertise, particularly regarding the capital markets in the U.S. and Canada.
His career includes working on Bay Street in Toronto as a stock market analyst with McCarthy Securities, Davidson Partners, and Sprott Securities.
After starting up and running a private stock market research company, Grange Avenue Research Corporation, Alex went on to launch hedge funds in both Canada and the U.S..
In addition, he has experience launching companies through his time with solar focused energy provider, Mondial Energy.
His career also includes positions on various boards, including those of Thunderbird Resorts and Sunreports.
He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering Physics from Queen’s University.
Alex is a CFA® charterholder.
Jamezbz Posted:
Then why the manipulation to hold down the shareprice?
Why did cannacord dump 2 million shares the other day followed by anonymous dumping millions?
why is it impossible then for this stock to ever go up, and why do insiders continue to claim its undervalued convincing people to buy shares into the company, followed by the stock tanking harder? WinterBaron wrote: Trying to follow where you're going with this line of comment Jamezbz but not having much luck.
Just yesterday A.D. Winch (Director) bought 800,000 shares on the open market at .04.
I agree it is easy and reasonable to question Miller's transctions but I can't accept the "bankruptcy" and taking the company private scenario .
At least not this way.
Forcing the share price down doesn't lead to a bankruptcy filing.
It would only occur if the assets weren't there and that doesn't explain the conversion of debentures to equity.
A debenture holder could more easily force such a filing and fall back on their preferential creditor position.