Post by
aaaaaargh on Feb 07, 2021 12:25pm
More shares
And another 1.7 million shares issues Friday the 5th, in addition to the ones mentioned by Isfca earlier....
Comment by
lscfa on Feb 07, 2021 7:04pm
Reliq issued 5 year options to consultants/employees/etc. who exercised them within 3 months and then mgmt had the audacity to say the co. doesn't need any financing to get to cash flow positive status. Lying mofos.
Comment by
lscfa on Feb 07, 2021 9:01pm
I suspect some of those options were issued to "consultants" for no exchange of work. Simply a stealth financing to skirt PP rules.
Comment by
lscfa on Feb 07, 2021 10:00pm
5,400,000 $0.225 options (expiry Mar 18/25) issued March 18, 2020, disclosed in Mar fins. 2,400,000 o/s at Jun 30 per Jun fins. Probably exercised days or weeks after Mar 31. I have reported these SOBs several times and I think the regulator finally told them to cease and desist. Thus recent PP's in lieu of large option grants.
Comment by
lscfa on Feb 07, 2021 10:44pm
See image. Co.s should not be able to time when options are doled out. They should have to do it at set times like after qtrly fins posted or concurrent with financings. Too much self-enrichment going on.
Comment by
lscfa on Feb 07, 2021 10:52pm
How in the hell could the co. time the exact low in the stock price? I suspect they issued the options after March18 and back-dated them to March 18 to get the lowest damn stock price possible.
Comment by
Lifeboat on Feb 08, 2021 8:54am
Ifsca - I have seen you post this same tirade at least every other month for over a year. You have made your point and no one else seems to care about it other than you (including the regulators) so let it go. Of all the things to worry about in a stock you own this is pretty far down the list of importance.
Comment by
lscfa on Feb 08, 2021 9:35am
Criticism will continue until mgmt cleans up its act.
Comment by
Doctor90 on Feb 07, 2021 10:47pm
not at all true. Incentive based options or judicious use of options is the difference between a good compang and a snake. Arbitrary dilution is a sign of a useless company.