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Pinetree Capital Ltd T.PNP.DB


Primary Symbol: T.PNP Alternate Symbol(s):  PNPFF

Pinetree Capital Ltd. is a Canada-based investment company focused on enterprise software and technology. The Company's objective is to maximize shareholder value. It invests primarily in equity, as well as debt and convertible securities. The Company holds approximately 8-12 investments, resulting in equity positions between 7% and 12% of assets (though its positions may at times reach or exceed 20%). Its subsidiaries include Pinetree (Barbados) Inc., Pinetree (Israel) Inc., Pinetree Capital Investment Corp. and Emerald Capital Corp.


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Comment by staolinon Apr 03, 2012 9:23am
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Post# 19752078

RE: RE: RE: Cash on hand

RE: RE: RE: Cash on hand

An insider (presumably the CEO who, along with his wife/partner/whatever, hold ~20 million shares) sold off 130k~ on Friday and 120k~ yesterday. It's hard to tell the reason as the ceo was buying in the 1.55 range, and now selling at 1.37?

Even though it's trading at 1/2 of net asset value per share (historically this is as low as the shareprice tends to go versus the net asset value) the ceo deciding to dump a few million shares tends to knock down the price. And the generally attitude of the market is downward and this thing has a tendency to amplify broader market movement.

If sheldon keeps selling it might be interesting to keep an eye on what he buys into. Fall 2010-Spring 2011 he bought like 15 million worth of shares around a 3$ avg so selling into the low 1$ range is a bit strange.

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