RE: Very interesting patternI myself is also old shareholder of TLN starting on 03. I remembered before the reverse split
EIA was trading at 2 $ a share which equal today's price of 20 $. At the time after the split it was around 3.50$. Seven years later today, it is 13 cents per share. Just image original investors paying 20 $ and sell them at 13 cents. The lost is huge. If for what ever reason
Shigamab makes it. The maximum price might be 5$.or no body knows. The loss is still there. Now everyone knows investing in a drug company is very risky and most of the time
the management people and researchers eat most of the money and if it turns out the drug
might be successful the insiders will make all the profits. We shareholders are suckers.
As for the pattern you point out lately. Yes, somebody out there must have known something we don't know. There is only one way to find out. That is the trading house he associates with and from the trader who handle the trades. Somebody who works in the trading industrial
would be able to find out and who might want to disclose this information to us. ( If this is the case, he might want to keep the information for himself ). What if the buying party is from institutions. This scenario might seem rare. Because the benefits would belong to a large
group of people, insiders would not want this to happen. We, hardheaded old shareholders
will hold TLN till its end. Just another 2 to 3 months more of waiting. Hang on fellows. We will see the day, the Good day . That is what I mean.