RE:RE:RE:End of trading year approaching quickly...
In my opinion, somebody utilizing the services of Paradigm selling off small tranches of GRA.T shares isn't all that important.
I am just wondering when Patrice McNicoll, co-head of investments over at B. Riley Securities, begins to buy more GRA.T shares, which Catherine Loubier, NanoXplore BOD member, needs to declare the purchase of.
After all, in comparison to the much higher share price at which Patrice McNicoll previously purchased that tranche of GRA.T shares, the share price has been ripe for the picking, so to speak.
What's more, this Pierre-Yves Terrisse, NanoXplore Vice President of Corporate Development, was apparently supposed to, amongst other things, amp up NanoXplore's visibility amongst his large network of institutional equities investors and their respective clients, along with prospective retail shareholders.
We know that has not yet happened; and neither has Pierre-Yves Terrisse determined, as far as we would know, any candidate for acquisition by or merger with NanoXplore or a NanoXplore wholly owned subsidiary or business unit.
This guy Terrisse is seeming more and more to be like the previous Vice President of Corporate Development.
I guess the only time we are allowed to experience a steady priming and relatively ever so slight pumping of the GRA.T share price is when any NanoXplore insider has options soon to expire and needs to employ the privately provisioned services of a preferred broker dealer or dealers in order to shift, shuffle and deal away the very tranches of shares resulting from the financially facilitated exercising and facilitated selling/transferring of the resulting tranches of the NanoXplore insider's purchased shares.
No Christmas present for you, said "the company" to we long downtrodden GRA.T shareholders;lol, just like that soup chef portrayed in the particular Seinfeld episode said to Elaine