RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:NEWS!goldens wrote: My point was more around the statement "up to" meaing they do not have to purchase a single share. We should be back to .17 shortly. Their trial expires next week and they have provided no guidance as to a permanent contract or uptake.
I don't think that a typical NCIB includes a lower limit for the number of shares to be purchased and the 12 mllion maximum is 5% of shares outstanding - enough to make a difference I would think.
I'm more concerned about the lack of guidance. But something has had the insders buying in April, May and June.