Smug Bunch Here RECO is a public company and management has certain obligations.
It seems like there are two classes of investors; those who jumped on the bandwagon of a very promising company and another group who has information (on the sell side) that should be public about the state of affairs on the ground. I can't say that that is going on, with any certainty; I'm just saying that it should not happen.
I didn't care for the condescending replies to my earlier question.
I've been investing for decades and I didn't just fall off a turnip truck!
There may be nothing to this slide but if ONLY some people know something negative, why should they be able to sell at higher prices than the bagholders who rely on news releases and company statements.