RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:My GuessSir Gaan. Respectively, your information is inaccurate. The bought deal was filled at a discounted price at the time with various institutions. Once they have purchased the shares they willl then look for buyers. If they don’t get Buyers, they are stuck with their shares and the price may continue to drop (which they have) and they continue to sell at a loss. Bought deals are risky for the institutions. Simple. THERE ARE JUST TOO MANY SHARES ON THE OPEN MARKET. LET ME SPELL IT OUT FOR YOU. - DILUTION
gaan56 wrote: You truely believe that the investors who bought into the financing are selling at a loss????
If you do, you better invest your $$$ in Bonds.
First the shares bought in the latest finacing have a lock up period, and secondly, these big investors who acquired these shares will sell when the houses that financed the deal,start pumpoing the stock.