RE:RE:RE:I will save you the botherI believe if you check the details of these rights exercises you will see that in order to get their "free" rights it comes with the clause that they also have to be the same amount of shares. So in essence, even though these insiders appear to be buying shares the amount they are buying us half or less than what they are granted. So in essence they are getting their shares at half price or less than what you or I could purchase them for on the open market. If that is not the case, why would any insider pay more to exercise rights to buy shares when they could buy them for less on the open market?