RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Not sorry about posting facts at allI haven't changed the subject one bit, but others here seem to agree with you, so maybe you should read my post one more time and tell me how the NCIB currently in effect is irrelevant.
The company filed an NCIB not too long ago.
The company can buy back stock in the market at its discretion, without reporting.
6 insiders bought the recent financing,
at 80 cents.
At least 2 directors bought stock for the very first time.
Previously they had none.
Another director added to his position, which was less than 5,000 shares.
The stock has traded below the issue price at 80 cents every day for the last 2 1/2 weeks, and every day it's recovered to close above .80.
The majority of directors just bought at .80.
The company can buy back stock when it wants.
Today it went from 81 to 83 right before the close on a $415 trade.
PP sold 17,600 shares today at .7943.
He sold 13,800 yesterday at .77
The stench here is almost thick enough to eat.