RE:RE:RE:RE:More buying from the CEONot sure what you're suggesting, 1Student, but I do not think that
Soroush, or any other insiders that have subsequently come to try to stabilize the market knew at the time what caused the selloff . The curious combination of factors that are suspected ( operative word, suspected ) to have resulted in the sell off. From what I understand , it was no one's "fault", no planned operation, just a curious combination of events that resulted in a herd like stampede to the exit.
Not sure what you can reasonably expect of management. If I understand the events correctly, Soroush acted very reasonably,
first buying sparingly as the market sold off. Then, next morning, with perhaps a somewhat better understanding of the situation and having announced that there was no news withheld from the market that might have explained the sell off, he made a significant purchase in the market which appears to have succeeded in stabilizing the market.
I also understand that Nanoxplore people proactively made efforts to place as much of the stock that came available with accounts that were friendly to the company. I see nothing wrong or unethical in any of their actions