quinlash, with all your ‘research’, you really try to learn something about Tilray.
Its painfully obvious you don't know much about the company - other than what you get from biased press releases - oh, and pay for service PooW Grope, who reads the press releases out loud for you.
Tilray insiders don't 'buy' and hold - they're 'awarded' free shares and will sell as soon as the share prices increases past the option price.
It's all gravy - zero risk for insiders, unlike the average investor who is actually risking his personal cash.
As for pay cheques - yes, Simple Simons total annual compensation is $30 million - and he forked $100,000 to buy some shares last January.
Doesn't exactly exude confidence in the company you're the CEO of
Comment by
quinlashon Jul 23, 2024 10:32am 
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RE:RE:Earnings Report
Don't mistake insiders as daytraders and swing traders. They tend to buy and hold for extended periods of time.
You also need to appreciate that they are double invested when they buy shares. This means that not only are they relying on the sharing increasing in value but they are getting their paycheques from the same company they are betting on.
Insiders are relying on the long-play