RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:CEO leaving#groundskeper, Martin Schweizer is part of Burcon's management team, so his publicly available insider transactions are certainly of interest. Every manager must be aware of this, regardless of what the actual basis of his actions may be. I share your doubts about the price targets mentioned by analysts and some on this board. Even at the current price level, Burcon is a highly speculative buy, although I also understand your point of view. Ultimately, JT was fired far too late. Even if the Merit deal is seen positively as his legacy, it closes the door on Burcon for an M&A deal. Unless it was Bunge, which would not be optimal for a premium. If merit continues to develop so slowly and has to produce a large part in stock, it will be a difficult year for Burcon. In a month we will know a little more...