VIDWRX INC SMDWF

CEO is buying again. Stay tuned

[oiljack14]

Oct 30, 2015 (filed on Nov 03, 2015)

Insider Name:Fleming, George

Ownership Type:Indirect Ownership

Securities:Common Shares

Nature of Transaction:10 - Acquisition or disposition in the public market

# or value acquired/disposed of:50,000

Price:$0.09

- See more at: https://m.canadianinsider.com/company?menu_tickersearch=VID%20%7C%20VidWRX#sthash.gSlsyDw3.dpuf

[Flatfishohmoney]

Thats less than $5k dollars. Who even cares about 5K dollars??? I mean dont get me wrong; good for him though since they are paying themselfs so much money its nice to see them put a bit of it into their weak stock. :D F.................

[TechTarget]

Bad fish! :-)  See flatfish, that's simply "not nice"!  You are on the sidelines and bad mouthing VID to get in cheaper?  But you said you wanted to retake a position in December/January??  It's November 4th, aren't you a little too early? LOL   You do know that what you say will come back to haunt you right?  :-)  LOL  The soft

[Flatfishohmoney]

"Bad Fish" thats the funniest thing I have heard all day. Tech your alright, I enjoy these morning laughs. Have a great Thursday. F.............

[TechTarget]

Hey, as we wait patiently for this train to depart, it's good to sit back and not take this stuff too seriously. Goerge doesn't have to worry about winter tires, that's why he had the cash to buy some VID shares. badfish, you're better off with the tires. LOL ;-) 

[Flatfishohmoney]

Tech wrote "Goerge doesn't have to worry about winter tires, that's why he had the cash to buy some VID shares". Tech you nailed that one right on the head!!! George should be more worried about the massive loss for the period instead. I deffintly do feel better with the tires :) Don't get me wrong, VID has huge potential, its just not right now. I like the company, I am

[oiljack14]

Looks like the CEO bought another 35,000 shares so far today. Over 100,000 since Friday. Recent Trades - Last 10 of 19 Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers 12:53:27 V 0.08 13,000 59 PI 1 Anonymous 12:53:27

[scoobybpc]

this is great. Any idea why hes buying up in smaller pieces? 

[Knorre73]

Sorry, I don´t care about George´s pocket money. Would you mind to comment the q3 results? Do you know/think we can expect news, soon?

[scoobybpc]

Maybe they need to get on top of annoucing their successess a little better! 

[datasleuth]

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[oiljack14]

Hope you stick with the story Datasleuth. There is growing institutional interest I believe. We shall see. Thanks for the inboxes too.

[oiljack14]

One thing to note Data.  Read Tor's note on how the company converted Difference Capital debt to shares at as high as 20 cents.  Imagine if they could issue a new convertible with share conversion at the same price.  My bet anyhow.  They did it once already.

[pitbul13]

Converts are an interesting product. Half way between equity and debt. There is lots of demand from institutional guys for converts, and very few new issuances. It is interesting to note that for institutional investors, anything below a $50M offering is considered small, and inst. investors rarely participate in a deal below this threshold. Now, VID is nowhere near the size it would take for the

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[pitbul13]

datasleuth, I know who Difference Capital is. The VID debentures bear 12% interest. Do you know how high that is? New issuances forREAL convert deals are priced between 5 and 6%. Again, VID is wayy to small for a deal like this, but they are probably better off issuing straight equity, as the cost of capital will be lower than 12%. Yes, a little more security for debenture holders but typically