RE:RE:Insider continues to sell....By the way, Canadian insider.com gets their data from sedi.ca. They make mistakes or leave off relevant information. Why not get your info from the definitive source where insiders are legally required to file? The recent filings by your pal look like there was some administrative backdating due to a poor filing history. Ie he only recently filed info for transactions that actually occurred long ago. Its surprisingly common. Sedi must be the most difficult system on the internet to navigate. I suspect purposefully because it created, run, administered by securities lawyers. For an actual insider like your friend he pretty much needs a securities lawyer to make and maintain his filings. I tried filing my own once, a long time ago, gave up and called the company's lawyer to file in my behalf. Accessing public information isn't remotely easy either. That's why so many websites carry the info. If you can't follow on sedi, I agree s/h is a poor source of insider transaction history. Ceo.ca is much more timely, reliable, and easy to use. But for 100% accuracy, go to the source. Sedi.ca