RE: RE: RE: There's no news like old news Toots trumpets, "The stock price reflects my opinion ... this is NOT good news for our company. The new management team needs to be held accountable in the same fashion with which the bullboard chimpers on here attacked every move of McClay."
Can your nose get any browner? Anyway, the price rocketted from 17.5 cents on September 24 to 30 cents on October 17. That's a 71 per bump in anyone's book, and something quite nice to take to the bank..
During that period, Canaccord (468K), UBS (247K), Haywood (221K) and anonymous (180K) sold 1,116,800 shares, for gross proceeds of almost $247,000.
You previously suggested that it wouldn't surprise you if Kyle McClay were to be selling the shares coming into the market at that time. Wanna guess as to who might have sold these?