RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Rumors or not the share price will increase this weeksaveyourselfnow wrote: kingbear wrote: Garlic: Many companies have this in their corporate governance policy, and in general it is an 'unwritten rule' for no insider selling/buying this close to financials. Ask anyone they will tell you the same thing. I did not mean it as an insult.
Saveyourselfnow: Who cares that Cole sold shares aroudn $10 bucks, you do realize APH ran to $13 about 1-2 weeks after he sold? The guy still owns 6 million shares, and Vic and John haven't sold anything.
GarlicToast wrote: Kingbear - Does Aphria have the balckout period published and if so i must have missed it.You need to provide factual information before lighting the forum. There is no rule that I know of that say's insider can't trade unless 3 days prior to earning release in the US and Canada and i been investing more than 15 years. Please provide some facts and I will be happy to eat CROW otherwise i will be happy pass on the plate of CROW meat to you.
I look forward to your reponse.
-GT
kingbear - (7/21/2018 12:41:47 PM) RE:RE:RE:Rumors or not the share price will increase this week LOL no insiders are allowed to buy/sell this close to an earnings release guys, regardless if good or bad. I can tell by the comments on here there are a lot of inexperienced investors on here.
11. Blackout Period Directors, Section 16 officers and certain other persons designated by the Chief Financial Officer (“Covered Individuals”) may not trade in securities in the open market during a no-trade period (“Blackout Period”). An exception to this prohibition may apply for transactions effected pursuant to a pre-approved Rule 10b5-1 plan as discussed below. The quarterly Blackout Period begins on the last calendar day of the second month of every fiscal quarter and continues until the second-trading day after Nexvet’s earnings for that quarter are publicly released. The Chief Financial Officer may impose additional Blackout Periods for all or some Covered Individuals and other employees when Nexvet may be aware of material nonpublic information as the Chief Financial Officer deems necessary or appropriate. All Covered Individuals also are subject to all other restrictions in this policy. In addition, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 prohibits all trades of Nexvet securities by directors and Section 16 officers of Nexvet during a “pension fund blackout period.” A pension fund blackout period exists whenever 50% or more of the participants in a Nexvet benefit plan, if applicable, are unable to conduct transactions in their Nexvet ordinary share accounts for more than three (3) consecutive business days. These blackout periods typically occur when there is a change in the benefit plan’s trustee, record keeper or investment manager. Individuals that are subject to any such blackout periods will be contacted when these periods are instituted from time to time.
I guess the question is, WHY did it run to $13 and WHY is the SP touching 10 bucks now?
Why was canopy kissing $49 now kissing $31...????
whats you motive? You always negative and angry