If all was well inside the company we should have seen massive buying of shares at these prices the last few weeks. The moves the company has made indicate no sales were on the immediate horizon. So no conflict.
These prices probably fell far below any options to buy they may hold.
If the insiders don't feel compelled to buy I cannot understand why anybody would be throwing one red cent on any shares of stock. The holders of many shares already have money flushed. Spending more is not going to improve that situation, only compound it.
The insiders not spending one cent down here speaks louder than any words, DD links, or rah rah posts from anyone.
The lack of insider buying on the open market has and should have been a major indicator over the last two decades. It has for me.
The single open market buys without follow up buys in the past were nothing more than a show.
At the end of the day those in charge like earning their money off the backs of the shareholder, and in no shape or fashion do they like parting with it.
And why should they. They know the risk better than anybody.
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