I understand what you are trying to say, but No.1, there are probably restrictions as to how many shares they can sell and when; and No. 2, I don't think they just want their investment back, I think they want to see a sizable gain, and as much gain as they can from a business standpoint. They invest in companies like this and stock like this for the same reason everyone else does, to see gains they can't find anywhere else, So just getting their investment back is not quite what they want; they want big profits, and as much as they can get would be my hunch, and if they're business savvy at all, they want the greatest return on their investment that they can get. These are businessmen, and as such are also aware of the possibility of this company and all the things the company is working on; if Scott has told them as he stated in the press release that he expects 7-10 million a quarter from the call centers, I believe he stated, and all the commercials he's going to run in the very near future on TV and radio, Including Satellite radio and all their subscribers, then as businessmen and investors it would certain behoove them, to say the least, at not dumping their shares on the cheap, especially when they know it might not have the desired effect on the PPS, and spark some negative comments about SEEK, and influencing some of the shareholders confidence which even though it might her of the smallest consequence, I don' think they want what is not in the best interests of the company, short-term or long-term. It only stands to reason. At this point, when a national ad campaign and call centers are only a small time away, it would stand to reason from pretty much every side and looking at all parameters really, that selling now is not real smart. The shares that were sold recently were by basically people who are essentially amateur traders, and shorters. the shorters, well, we know what side their bread is buttered on; they want the stock to go down and sell shares they don't have a lower price expressly for that purpose. Enough said about them. The amateur traders are basically at the whim of temporary emotions and fears and don't always think logically, that in the very near future, all the developements that have been speculated on will occur and the best trading is yet to come. Also, there are the flippers who bought in at a lower price and are trying to make a quick buck; then you have the bashers and the manipulators on the board and a pullback is seem as something else by some, and some panic, and some sell. It makes no logical sense when all is coming to have traders act like some have. I understand your point but from a logical, practical, business and investment point of view, it really does not make sense for some traders to panic now, and sell; including any investors who Scott gave shares to in lieu of monetary payment. It stands to reason, they can make more money by waiting for the very near future which is coming upon us.
AI
