RE:RE:RE:RE:InsidersAlso insiders don't have to buy shares on the secondary market. They clearly have options issued as recently as January 2018.
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| Jan 16/18 | Jan 10/18 | Amandeep, Thindal | Direct Ownership | Options | 50 - Grant of options | 250,000 | $1.12 |
| Jan 12/18 | Jan 10/18 | Crossley, Lisa | Direct Ownership | Options | 50 - Grant of options | 1,000,000 | $112.00
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Now ask yourself this.... why would someone go through the trouble of issuing themselves the "right to buy a stock" if they think that stock would tank.
I see "insiders" selling none of their shares and accumulating via options. Just so you know... based on an exercise price of 1.12, if the share price drops below that value, the option is worth $0 meaning, Lisa put in a $1.12 million bet of her compensation that the share price will not dip below that level...
She also has not sold ay shares of RHT even with the recent run-up. If you have a 5th grade education (or above), you can easily understand that "insiders" are bullish on this stock, else you would see sell offs at the $2+ mark.
Look at a company like MMJ (Marijuana co.) and all the insider sales that occured at $0.60, $0.70, and $0.80 if you want to see a management that does not support their co. (stock is at ~$0.38 now for those wondering)....