RE:RE:RE:Options
No issues with the strategy of giving out options to key people. The issue is that the key people exercised and immediately dumped their shares onto the market thereby killing a potential rally and probably sowing doubt into the minds of investors. And this comes at a time where Bill is supposed to be focused on attracting new investors and improving the shareprice for the long suffering shareholders.
If the people who know all the inner affairs of the company just got their shares for 8 cents and are unwilling to hold, why should someone buy in at 19 or 20 cents and hold? This situation is especially disappointing when you consider that most of the key people of this company have either no holdings or very paltry holdings.
If the future is as bright as Bill keeps saying it is, wouldn't insiders want to load up?