RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:More insider trading My suspicion is that there's dissent between board members.
It was something "DukeJupiter" said: "Robin could get this stock over a buck ... ut if he wants to do it by mining he needs to pass the baton over to the big boys".
It's an unusual remark because, presumably, FT has been trying to find a "big boy" JV partner this whole time. What's weird about DukeJupiter's remark is that it characterizes the problem not as one of FT being unable to find a JV partner but rather as one of Goad being unwilling to cede control of the project.
It does make sense -- Goad's been at this for decades and it's conceivable that he's been an obstacle to any deal that involves him having to give up board seats. But this isn't something a member of the public would know.
It is nevertheless a stretch, I admit, to conclude that DukeJupiter is Ramsay. But if you an FT director who was frustrated by Goad's continuing obstinance, wouldn't you think of trying to take your grievances to the people?
>shrug<
(Alternatively, DukeJupiter really is an old man who has "slowly been building up over a millon shares over the last 6 years", who attends "the lunch room ... at Diavik", who will "retire in june hang up my hard hat for the last time", and who just really doesn't like Robin Goad.)