RE: Insider TradingIt's interesting. SIR, which has had one of the best runs this year, had a bunch of selling by insiders after the first drill result took them up over $1. Since the stock has surged past $3 there has been no selling. Why? The insiders themselves feel more confident in the story, and I'm sure the brokers for the deal they just did also put a restriction on trading for a little while. No matter how confident you feel in the story, there is an irresistable urge to take money off the table because they have so many more options and shares to take advantage of further upside when that comes. To read more than that in to it can only lead to poor investment decisions IMHO. This stock has suffered from the horrible fate of crappy markets and untimely warrant expiration. It is tough to hold at times like these, and seeing insider selling only adds to the emotion, but it is at times like that that you have to look at the drill results and realize that only incredible luck results in drill results like GQC has had, without good or better results to follow. Patience is needed.