RE:RE:Insider sale today of 36900 shares, Skippen?To put at ease anyone worried about insider selling, referring to documentation from the annual meeting regarding option holdings, four board members held options on 30,000 shares with an exercise price of $2.53, exipring in December 2015, and Skippen held options on 170,000 shares with an exercise price of $2.53, expiring in December 2015. So as long as insider selling doesn't exceed those 290,000 shares, it shouldn't be of much concern. Regardless of the fair value of WIN, I can't blame the BOD for crystalizing profit before their options expire at year end. The market will do what it will with the SP over the remainder of the year, and crystaling profit while the market is less bearish on WIN, is prudent personal money management by the BOD.