RE: Good Idea Maybe we should take the options and shares away from them?
As Halcrow pointed out, Dykes bought 800,000 shares in placements and market with real money.
I don’t see any purchasing by MacClay or his gang. And you expect support for a group that doesn’t even bother supporting the stock.
It is usual that the options of ex-insiders, -employees, -directors are cancelled upon termination/resignation. Dykes had 600,000 36-cent options when he left the company. As soon as he left, his reporting obligation left also, so he could have exercised the options without having to report, but the company's financials show neither the exercising of them or the cancelling of them (the gang that can't file straight).
I'd presume that, at a strike price of 36 cents and knowing the hands on the helm, there's no way (short of insanity) that he'd throw another $216,000 into the kitty and watch it sink with the rest of his shares.
MSQ has seemingly already done irrepairable harm to his 800,000-share, $225,000 investment. IMO, all the cash expended in the last couple of years on Kinross, the Kid, the plane, travel, the boat, etc. could, should and would have moved CUMO closer to prefeasibility...and a higher, firmer share price.
I believe that two-balls stated that Mosquito is Kinross, and Kinross is Mosquito. Retranslated, that could be interpreted as the father is the son, and the son is the father.
Comforting words for the Dyke family, who have invested $225,000 in MSQ's now-illiquid paper since 2005? Hardly likely, IMO.