RE: RE: slamPeople need to remember that JD purchased shares through fnancings, most of them flow through with warrants attached. So not only did he get cheap warrants, the shares were also very cheap when the 40% tax breaks are taken into consideration. DnD is buying shares on the open market. Huge difference. Would they try to flip 20+ million shares for a quick profit? I think there's much less risky opportunities for a 25% profit than a spec. exploration co. Also the amount of shares they've purchased makes it that much more risky. Any major dump would hurt themselves since they bought at market prices, unlike JD that could afford to dump, and still make $ given the cheap shares he had picked up through various financings. I still think DnD's shares are more than investment purposes for themselves. They also purchase for institutions/funds, companies and wealthy retail investors.