RE:RE:Another Insider Purchase This WeekThe stock options are actually a subtle topic. Several of the GSP execs had as many as 500,000 or 1,000,000 options at 8 cents. That would have required $40k-$80k in cash per person. Worse, each person would have had to pay taxes on the difference between the $0.08 option price and the $0.14 share price at the time, so maybe a $50k-$100k per person cash outlay when all was said and done. And with GSP trading 70k shares a day, there's certainly not a market to sell 1mm shares and pocket the after tax difference. Not to mention the optics of execs selling is never great, especially in the midst of a major financing. So instead of showing support for the company at a measly 8 cents a share, insiders chose to show support for the company by purchasing $5k-$20k shares on the open market at a substantially higher 14 cents, but spending only 10-20% of the required option outlay. If this isn't doing right by current shareholders (of which these insiders are in spades), I don't know what is. This company may do things the long way, and the hard way....but it seems plain to me their aim is always to do them the right way.