RE: RE: RE: Market movement It WAS certainly better for the new investors to buy their shares at bulk at current market price rather than sell at a slight discount, but sell to WHO? Dundee buys .20 sells .19 but WHERE? Someone who knows nothing at all about the industry is unlikely to buy that many, and we certainly haven't seen anything that approaches that volume on the private markets. That means that whatever deal was made it didn't really have as significant effect on the price as the announcement itself merely because those shares haven't appeared in the float. So whoever bought them is holding them, at least for now, or we should have seen a MUCH larger dip than the tiny movements of the lasl few days.
Consider our pathetic short interest. You have to wonder who's holding 6k shorts short, and why. It almost doesn't seem worth it, yet the average volume is also down there.
That makes me think just about every share that's being knocked loose at .20 comes from retail hands, as the others seem to be keeping their shares right now rather than peddling them away, and thus the new buyers got a SIGNIFICANT discount off what they would have paid in the private markets since any buying at that level would have sent the price up significantly. This way they get their shares, all their shares, at a limit price roughly equal to the current market price AND get warrants at .30 as a sweetener. So either Dundee wanted those shares themselves, or they were hired to find an investor who would take the deal at that price and then sit on the shares rather than dropping them on the open market, or as a third remote possibly an investor contacted Dundee to see if he could get a sweetheart deal for a quick cash infusion.
Either way it doesn't seem as if whoever did the buying has done ANY selling at this point.