RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:OptionsI am not going to knock Martinrea International.
I think it's a decent company and Rob Wildeboer certainly is savvy enough when it comes to the automotive parts and components manufacturing and supply industry - I am sure Frank Stronach had a lot to do with that, eh.
That being said, what the flock of seagulls has Martinrea International done for NanoXplore lately?
Has Martinrea introduced any co-branded NanoXplore parts and components lately?
In terms of being the largest single NanoXplore shareholder, you certainly don't see Martinrea representatives complaining about the lack of share price appreciation or better yet doing something about it?
Heck, I wouldn't ever doubt for a nanosecond that Martinrea has consistently privately pledged a tranche or tranches of it's GRA.T equities holding to privately acting broker dealers and their multitudes of employed minions/account holders/clients, so as to routinely generate ROI from facilitating the selling short of NanoXplore shares. I also wouldn't doubt for a nanosecond that Investissement Quebec and also those 50% of NanoXplore's largest single shareholders do exactly likewise, holding long whilst like clockwork selling GRA.T shares short for a steadily attained ROI.
At least four times a year, and likely every year since Martinrea International purchased it's GRA.T equity investment position from Mason Graphite, you would have been able to sell short NanoXplore shares with the least amount of risk that the trade could go against you.
Either you, NorthernTaco, are pretending to be a simpleton and likely pretending not to know this "private pledging" of GRA.T equities likelyhood regarding Martinrea and/or the other 50% of the largest single NanoXplore shareholders or you actually are to a great extent a simpleton when it comes to knowing the various machinations attributable to the largest single shareholders of NanoXplore or any given equities issuer, especially a TSX listed issuer.