Greenbriar Sustainable Living Inc V.GRB

Black-out Period

[JefffCEO]

Black-Out Period is still in effect.  

Exercising options is NOT buying shares on the open market or privately. It is the simple exercise of a share issuance that was granted years ago. The share allotment is already within the Company's capital as allocated for issuance.  

And the buyer at $1.38 two days ago did not sell at $1.32 the same day or any day as incorrectly reported by our resident troll.

His bid remains 150,000 at $1.27 ready to take-out anyone as a first entre, then more whenever.

[Hubbie87]

Please reference my last post, any gaps of information are assumed by Schneps to be negative regarding Jeff and GRB. His pseudo-intellectual posts are then obliterated by Jeff. Shareholders understand they are dealing with legit CEO and company with several high value projects. Rinse/Repeat on auto cycle as Shneps now looking for next false accusation.

[shneps]

To exercise an option is to either buy or sell the underlying financial instrument. In this case the financial instrumrnt is the buying of share. He exercised his option to buy 100,000 shares. During a blackout period. "Companies that issue stock options routinely enter what's known as “blackout periods,” where they're legally unable to issue new shares, and can ask employees

[navajojoe]

This post has been removed in accordance with Community Policy

[shneps]

Besides what he also just posted: • Typically, a company will define its blackout period, stipulating the time frame and who is and isn't allowed to trade shares. So what is it? Webb buying shares and Sunderland buying shares. Blackout period has no stipulated timeframe and apparently anybody can buy shares. I'm not expecting you to buy shares becaused you already lied to shareholders

[Hubbie87]

...and that's Shneps howling in the background, sound sickly.

[Paddymelt]

Jeff you have been warned, DO NOT TALK to any investors. That should work out well.