Wednesday, October 12, 2016 11:03:07 AM
Thanks for the extended reply - I understand much better now with the information that the individual in question was employed by JPO, and rewarded with shares, as well as having failed to meet expectations and exiting the company. Much clearer!
I suppose this individual didn't pay for the shares in question, so doesn't have a stake at risk. Still - I agree, kind of senseless. Then again, if the individual has a lot of shares, it wouldn't be easy to move them anyway, as there isn't much current interest in the stock itself (trading-wise). I am curious as to the product this person is using to undercut JPO.....academic interest really; suppose it doesn't matter too much at this point.
Again - thanks for the update and additional information. I sold my original MOPN shares during the blood-letting a few years ago, and bought back in on a whim during the last year. Would like to see this come around, if for no other reason than the benefit of long term shareholders like yourself - and the many others who have stuck through the proverbial 'thick and thin'. Was a good group on this board for a long time, and they are deserving of a better fate.
Best Wishes!
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