RE:RE:RE:RE:Interest in DMInvestor10X wrote: How many times that this need to be mentioned. The insiders have options, they don't need to buy in the public market unless they want to use that money to buy their options with, when the stock rises.
Rabiger1289 wrote: I would have to agree, this is a concern, why can't insiders get behind there own company if they know what they have? Where did Shaker 13 go?
Investor 10x, I get your point that insiders can exercise option over the next 2 years at 19 cents and so that takes away any risk for them that the stock might go on a a run before they can purchase shares, but wouldn't it also make sense for them to have been buying at 16 cents over the last few weeks if they had a high level of confidence that the stock will indeed go up. It would make us longs feel better if they were buying at 16 cents don't you think. I suppose buying now requires real cash whereas exercising and selling later does not but I would hope these people could come up with the cash to gain the approximately 14% better price available by buying at 16 cents. What am I missing here?