RE:RE:One Press Release...Wheeler is exactly right.
Why would someone in a management position with "insider" status in this little Canadian stock with arguably ridiculously low float and liquidity even RISK doing something like you are suggesting they should.
1) it is illegal
2) it is highly detectable in any company that trades in such low numbers
3) it would mean they are doing some sort of math that the risk of illegality is worth the reward of the extra shares. But they would need to be doing it blatantly illegally. OR... they could get an associate to do it with them. Not only that but they could be found out and fined or stripped of their position and negate any gains and smear their reputation.
3b) that associate who is knowlingly trading on insider information is also violating insider trading rules.
3c) if that associate is your brother, mother, brother in law, barber or uncle and they get caught up in the crossfire of charges and investigations... well that makes for some awkward family reunions and potentially pretty bad haircuts.
Does it happen. Sure.
Would you want their heads if we learned that they were doing it and buying the shares that you were selling only because they knew they were of greater value soon? Oh... I think you would want their head.
Will they call and tell you they just made a "big buy.... and don't worry... everything will be alright"...ya... probably not.
So your premise is flawed. Your "don't even tell me..." makes no sense.
HIBL