RE:RE:Masked $1.3 Billion Debt BOMB hidden under Equity Accounted Again, you have no idea what you are talking about.
Dream Unlimited is paying their employees CASH to management and develop MPCT's properties. Instead of taking CASH from MPCT for these services, they are taking units. They are not getting units at $4/share, they are taking units at $24 Full NAV! So they are performing millions in labor, for 1/6th the cash value in units. It costs money to pay all these employees and do all the work. They are investing every day in MPCT at its full NAV. They have also committed to do this for multiple years. There cannot be any stronger signal of Insider Buying then getting paid 1/6th of the trading value. Additionally, Dream Unlimited was buying units on the open market at around $16/unit a couple years ago.
Amar Bhalla just bought for the FIRST TIME last month. He is the chairman, and dropped $50,000 into MPCT.
Predator2018 wrote: The debt load explains why insiders are not jumping with trucks to buy lots of shares. Reminds me of Slate Office (SOT.UN) Insiders lack of interest in buying shares. As an investor, pay close attention to what insiders are doing.