RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:BTW The market dictates warrants - not the companyBunge wrote: robertshaw wrote: Bunge wrote: jicoop wrote: bionicjoe wrote: BTW, let's not shed crocodile tears for RW and his CFO wife. They participated in a big way from the last 2 PPs done at a super cheap PP prices with extremely generous warrants.
Can't blame the smart money for wanting to benefit from free warrants when upper management wants their piece of the free warrant pie also. I personally consider it a conflict of interest when the company people who are responsible for signing off on a deal that sets the terms of a PP also participate in the refinancing.
Thanks Joe for mentioning this. Don't agree with a lot of stuff you ( and others ) post , but this one has echoed my sentiments as well. Always bothers me. They MUST know in advance and this is , IMHO, a sleazy and easy way to stuff their own pockets. Do They deserve to do this ?
Like someone else said, let's see some share purchases in the open market. Thats the proof,
It is amazing to see NO insiders bought shares on the open market @ 20 cents.
You’d think they would have bought millions.
Great comments from Jicoop, also I have to agree with bionicjoe this time, RW and his wife are just shamless to dilute so many cheap shares and future warrants recently when they knew in advance great news was ahead of the time they carried out their shamless plan.
Sir Robertshaw,
Forgot about knighting you.
Still holding long and strong your 200K plus shares?
If I recall you were buying at 20 cents. Well done. :)
Dude, I am still holding my 220k shares very tight, hoping we meet Vegas very soon, counting the days now, hope it's in the"immediate future" ...lol...