RE:RE:RE:athTwo very different 10% to watch for. Ath he owned just under 10% of the company. That's the easy math. It goes up and down based on his buying and selling or the company buying and selling their own shares. At last report, April 30, those ATH shares were 9.8% . BUT it was 8.9% of the nine point energy fund. This math is WAY more complicated. That % of his fund goes up and down every day based on the relative performance of ATH, the net cash flow going into his fund from investors buying and selling, dividend income, fund expenses like the MER, etc. it also goes up and down based on Eric buying or selling shares. Right now the cash flow is piling into his fund. The total fund is growing quickly. He can't/won't buy any more Ath because he owns 9.8% of the company and can't/won't go over 10% and become an insider. So no change at 9.8% of ATH BUT my guess for ATH as % of his fund at the end of may report will be back up from 8.9% to over 10% due to strong outperformance of ATH (21.7%monthtodate) vs the average. It closed April 30 at 60.
CandyC wrote: I say he still owns 10%. There's more upside for these penny stocks compared to mid-large cap. Same thing with Gear Energy