FormerXBC Inc XEBEQ

Honest question for all my wonderful friends out there

[tamaracktop]

Is anyone else out there getting a little frustrated with Xebec?

It's quite rare for the market to overlook an outstanding opportunity for this long.

[Gasmonkey]

Yeah like -77% BAG HOLDER FRUSTRATED.  not dropping another penny in this. Fool me once, Shame on you.....fool me twice, shame on me.  

[filoux004]

Politely, if this such an outstanding opportunity why aren't the insiders buying. Me think next numbers will dissappoint. My humble opinion, long XBC gday

[Xebecdude]

Hi. Been following this company for a while but never posted on here. How can you tell which trades are from Xebec insiders? Im sure lots of employees are buying at these prices.

[filoux004]

Insiders have to file, public information available on SEDAR.com. now what makes you say employees are buying here? Gday

[Xebecdude]

Just did some research on this. This really only applies to senior management, anyone who influences the direction of the company. I was referring to lower level employees. I dont know for sure, but assume many are buying at these prices :)

[tinkvid]

Yes, I have been wondering this too......Why are the insiders not stepping up.

[Ciao]

Insiders bought after Q1 and Q2 results. They didn't buy after Q3 and now with Q4 ended, could be restricted from buying. We have noted how the sentiment in the overall sector continued to decline and XBC was put into the penalty box by analysts  We saw falled rallies after the UEC annoucement and after Q3 was announced. How many here were calling for lower prices. We don't know

[AlwaysLong683]

FWIW, according to both TMX Money and Simply Wall St., there has been no Insider Buying over the past three months, so the question of why haven't insiders been buying over this time period when the share price has plummeted from around 4.00 a share in early Nov 2021 down to just over 2.00 a share recently is a good one.

[AlwaysLong683]

Other ownership tidbits while I'm at it - again according of Simply Wall St.: Ownership Breakdown: 81.9%    General Public 9.8%      Instiuitions 8.2%      Individual Insiders The top shareholder is CEO Kurt Sorschak (4.92%) with 7,608,455 shares at a total value of $16.5M for an average cost per share of $2.17 (perhaps he execised many options at