RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: 1.28 Anott...your post confuses me. There were sells (asks), they were all above $1.40. But there were no buy orders all the way down. Agreed that some stops were probably hit to make it drop so precariously but where were the bids to suck up the stops?
There simply are no new buiyers in WND these days, and that's disappointing. The news (apart from the confirmation that our 90million cheque has gotten lost/delayed in the proverbial mail and no one seems to know if and when it will be found/granted) seemed decent but it did not trigger any buying. On the contrary our selling accelerated as the market recovered and strengthened towards the end of the day. Just a very disappointing response.
Two questions for the board:
1) Were we not supposed to have conference calls accompanying quarterly released going forward from the last CC? Anyone know why this quarterly release wasn't accompanied by a conference call?
2) When AQN made their initial overtures they locked up a large shareholder (possibly Goodman & Co), Does anyone wonder how ticked that shareholder would have been to see the whole thing fall through. I wonder if that previously AQN locked in shareholder is behind the incessant selling since the AQN "bid" ended. Sour grapes maybe? They certainly would not have been happy with how things transpired...
Thoughts?