Insider activity Cambridge Global Asset Management, a unit of Toronto-based CI Investments, has filed its initial SEDAR report disclosing itself as a sizable shareholder of Vermilion. It now owns 17.06 million of Vermilion's 155 million shares. Cambridge says the report was triggered by its buying activity during September. The amount of shares bought during September was not specified, but Cambridge's support may have helped Vermilion's stock rise to over $24 from under $19 during the first two weeks of the month. Alas, the stock has since dropped back below $20. Vermilion has not issued any news in the last several weeks, beyond the regular announcement of its 23-cent monthly dividend, which currently represents a towering yield of 13.9 per cent. President and CEO Tony Marino has declared several times over the last few months that the dividend is completely safe and covered by Vermilion's cash flow.