RE:RE:Insider Buying...and everyone else sellingMaggs...thanks for your input. Personally, I'd consider myself an agnostic when it comes to TA...it's a tool I consult occasionally (and, probably, to a much shallower degree than yourself), but not a tool I rely on.
Also, I generally tend towards being an investor in the companies whose stock I buy, rather than a short-term trader.
Not saying either of our methods and approaches is better or worse than the others, just acknowledging that the market allows one to be a successful investor in a variety of ways. Good luck to you in being able to back up the truck, load up and make some serious money on TAO...success for you will bring success to me as well...the only difference will be the number of shares and the entry and exit prices.
As for the CEOs of public companies...it matters not the size of the company nor the type of enterprise, CEOs are rarely held accountable for what happens on their watch (to wit, Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan Chase and the multi-billions in losses and penalties he has presided over)
Once again, thanks for your contributions to the board...whether I agree or disagree with a poster's position, it is good to have a variety of informed viewpoints and perspectives on the markets and TAO's situation in particular.