RE:Insiders' trading record
The explanation is simple and it doesn't require lurking but a little bit of learning: just use SEDI as your primary source of information about insider transactions instead of Canadianinsider. The former is an official source, the latter is just like Stockhouse- a good thing but not reliable. Those 347,938 were "grant of options", nobody bought them at $1.36. Don't fool yourself or others. But on the positive note , "Stanleywise" so to say, the insiders did buy around 500,000 shares between November 11-16 in the range of $1.06-$1.11. The most significant was 200,000 shares bought by J. Conway on Nov.11 at $1.074. All that gives some impression that insiders consider the $1.05-$1.10 level as a bottom. Good to know, because the SP doesn't have historical support levels below $1 since 2008. In terms of recent spike in SP defying "gravity" of POG movements I think it's just delayed bounce after a big drop. I don't want to use the term "dead cat bounce" , I hope this cat is not dead yet. I've lost a lot already on it and don't want to lose more. But the thing is that now P has moved from "risky investments" category into "gambling". I don't like it but will try to play for some time. Anyway, GL to all .