RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:NewsTalchior wrote:
Interest to push the rate until they are buy back. Less the rate is quoted more it's interesting.
If I understand correctly, you are of the opinion that no shares have yet been bought back from Nickel 28. If so, why do you know that? I think we will see that in the Q3 financial report - hopefully next week.
What would not be correct at all: cashing in options by insiders. Subsequent sale of shares and purchase by NKL. Indirectly, the existing cash would flow into the pockets of the insiders. According to SEDI, however, I only see the redemption and no sale. But of course it is possible that other persons have redeemed options who are not insiders, for example consultants. Whereby the question then arises, why does Nickel 28 need consultants - this is currently a passive business case - from Nickel 28's point of view.
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