Emblem Corp EMMBF

Valuations

[cobills]

No one knows more about valuations than insiders.One insider bought last year in june 18,[e-mail] was the only insider.Here is the best part the new CEO.He received 500,000 options.Obviously that is an incentive to become ceo.And has bought ZERO shares.Thank's for the confidence and leadership.Nicholas Dean.Step up to the plate and buy .

[deminimis]

I'd say the insiders are already suffienctly invested in this company. Note that a good portion of the units below warrants or options so it makes much sense to exercise those before buying anything else. Insiders don't normally buy much anyway since they normally have said options to exercise so the much more telling metric is whether insiders have been dumping shares and that has not

[cobills]

  The CEO has no skin in the game.Which i am sure you know means cold hard cash

[deminimis]

500,000 options is plenty of skin of the game in my books. You do realize those option were granted at fair market value right? He’s got to pay up to exercise them. How many common shares of Apple do you think Tim Cook has purchased? I think that would be a big fat zero, but he has millions of stock options just like Nick.

[cobills]

You can excercise options in the market which costs you zero dollars.Options are a gift to you. you do not pay for them.If they get in money you blow them out.WOW!!! you do not konw what you are talking about. 

[deminimis]

I know exactly what I am talking about, I deal with stock options for a living. Yes, the options are granted for free but they are not tradeable so the only why to monetize them is exercise them by paying the strike price, which in Nick's case is $1.69 a share, which is what the share price was on the date they were granted. There is absolutely no way to exercise them for "free" as

[cobills]

You sell them in the market you moron.Costs you nothing..Have to ignore you good bye clown

[deminimis]

You can’t sell the options. You can only exercise the options and then sell the underlying shares (although there is normally a lock up period after they have been exercised).