RE:RE:INSIDERSSeppelt wrote: What matters is '10 - Acquisition in the public market'
That is when an insider uses his own cash to purchase a large number of shares in the open market. Any other transactions, i.e. rights, awards, etc. are compensations from the pocket of shareholders.
One may argue it preserves the balance sheet plus incentives will benefit all (that is if shares go up). Whether you like it or not, its now common for insiders to draw compensation from share or option based award and other incentives - good or bad times in the market. Basic salary, if any, means little for insiders.
From this mornings INK Company Insider Report (the info doesn’t copy and paste well)
Apr 15/16 Colborne, Paul Indirect Ownership Public market buy Common Shares 2.20
2,260 < -100% 1,529
Apr 15/16 Colborne, Paul Direct Ownership Public market buy Common Shares 2.20
2,086 0.1% 3,196,521
Apr 13/16 Colborne, Paul Direct Ownership Public market buy Common Shares 2.36
20,000 0.6% 3,204,878
Apr 12/16 Leach, Robert Allen Direct Ownership Public market buy Common Shares 2.25
50,000 8.5% 639,672
Apr 11/16 Leach, Robert Allen Direct Ownership Public market buy Common Shares 2.17
50,000 9.3% 589,672
As Always; Do Your Own Due Diligence; It’s Your Money !!