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stocktickler87on Feb 08, 2019 7:33am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:Leafrider - many are stubborn on this forum
RE:RE:RE:RE:Leafrider - many are stubborn on this forumWhite760 wrote: Are you kidding me?? That’s one of the most idiotic post I’ve ever read in my time here. Of course CEOs sell shares here’s and there but only a moron or someone who knew a DIN was not going to materialize would dumb 5 fk*in millions shares. If everything was going on as planned and a DIN was actually going to happen, he would of never dumped that many shares. Use your head you idiot and stop being blind with the facts. A DIN would of bumped up the stock price significantly. What idiot ceo would purposely lose out on those profits on 5 million shares. The reality is he knew stock was going to fall so he sold and made it seem as if he’s helping shareholders. It’s total rubbish. Take your head out of the sand and open your eyes
Ummmm...you don't know how dilution works do you? Before you rant about a CEO selling shares you need to understand context of that transaction. It saved you dilution in your shares. How much dilution came with the APHA deal? Zero! Why??? Because Guy sold those 5 million shares. Yes he benefited immediately. But in the long run he still owns shares and they will be worth far more than 5 million with the fact that APHA is onboard and funded without dilution. Your post is only one of frustration that you didn't make money in the next 5 min. Just because Leaf Rider broke doesn't mean we have to stop making any sense here. I've seen him start ranting about management because he is impatient and the next day a great news release comes out explaining their intentions with absolute clarity. TBP has a ROI plan in place, and the first Smokeable DIN is only temporarily suspended. Stop jumping to conclusions. When you do that you accidentely write things like your self corrected post about "Vic" selling shares. If you own so many TBP shares take some responsibility here and admit you were incorrect about why Guy would sell for that APHA transaction. It made complete sense to avoid dilution to us the shareholders.