Post by
ekim on Jan 08, 2015 12:20pm
half million bid at 15 cents
See if anon comes a selling.
I figure Anon has sold close to 6, maybe even 7 million shares over the last 2 months.
We know they are not an insider.
So before the rights offering. They could have up to 9.9% x 142 million shares.
Equates to 14 million shares.
Proceeding with the rights offering and then dumping at 15.5 cents makes no sense to me.
So, we can assume they could theoretically have 7 million more shares (14 minus 7) that would be the limit.
If they did do the rights exercise. Looking at close to 21 million shares. Meaning they could still have up to 14 million.
I'm going to default to the first assumption and that would imply (based on what we know) that they at least half way, and probably more in divesting their position.
LONG...PGD
EKIM
Comment by
ekim on Jan 08, 2015 1:03pm
Is there a technical theory that the longer the bottom is in place...the larger the rise...assuming a rise comes? Or am I making it up? EKIM
Comment by
ekim on Jan 08, 2015 2:07pm
Scotia was sitting on 100K as part of that half million bid at 15 cents. they decided a half cent wasn't worth the wait and increased it to 15.5 cents. Anon was more then happy to oblige them and liquidated the trade. LONG...PGD EKIM
Comment by
mill44 on Jan 08, 2015 2:11pm
They are not chasing the offers yet, fortunately. If they were, we would be sitting at 5c by now.
Comment by
Kodiboy on Jan 08, 2015 2:10pm
It seems infinitely easier to give advice to other shareholders than it is to take your own advice is it not, that's why we hire so called pro's to do it for us. Taking out our own personal feelings when trading is difficult at times, just as hard as sometimes trying to figure who, why people do what they do.