RE:RE:RE:Insider TradingShould near every member of the company's executive suite and BOD likely proportionately invests greater capital elsewhere, i.e. instead of specifically in purchasing NanoXplore shares during this occurring GRA share price slide down to just shy of share price points experienced during 2017, it pretty much demonstrates for me something quite specific.
I will say you are absolutely correct though Lire02.
Indeed, in addition to his recent share price supporting purchases and/or the purchases of other insiders this time around, we must note that Mr. Nazarpour had, to his credit, previously also clearly demonstrated his willingness to support the NanoXplore share price. I believe Mr. Nazarpour did so nearer to the tail end of what had then been a clearly concertedly planned, orchestrated impeccably timed, spooled up and triggered most aggressive sell-off of NanoXplore shares by and/or on behalf of certan institutional investments funds managers, the high net worth clients they respectively fully serviced et al., (a.k.a. "The Usual Suspects").
During that particular orchestrated NanoXplore "minority" shareholders sandbagging event, the company's share price was made to crash down from circa CAD$7.53 to circa $5.95 during November 30, 2021 and then progressively maintain it's trajectory down to current share price points ever since.
Obviously, relatively more aware NanoXplore shareholders would note that I am choosing to speak to that absolute debacle associated with NanoXplore's then intentionally not publicly announcing, minimally via a company issued and simply less than one paragraph long press release and sufficiently well before NanoXplore being added, NanoXplore's then slated inclusion, during November 30, 2021, as a constituent equities issuer in the MSCI Canada Small Cap Index.
Alas, it was certainly all too convenient then for insiders to in some way, whether unwittingly or not, contribute to facilitating the resulting 'sandbagging' of then doggedly holding GRA shareholders, this due to specific intended failures on behalf of NanoXplore's C-suite and BOD representatives, collectively "the company", to publicly disseminate for all NanoXplore shareholders equally the fact being that the company was to be included as a constituent equities issuer in the MSCI Canada Small Cap Index.
What's more eggregious, in my opinion of course, is that it's believed he suggested NanoXplore's then slated inclusion in the MSCI Canada Small Cap Index simply wasn't important enough to publicly disseminate for NanoXplore "minority shareholders" and for all GRA shareholders equally and at the same moment.
We note that company insiders and some people over at CEO.ca, etc., certainly knew.
After all, it's been said that Mr. Nazarpour felt that NanoXplore's inclusion into the MSCI Canada Small Cap Index was then certainly "important enough" to discuss with them - just not with all NanoXplore "minority" shareholders and all non-insider NanoXplore shareholders equally and by way of a then fully expected and customary company press release.