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Re: Adam16 post# 41763

Sunday, 01/22/2017 1:07:57 AM

Sunday, January 22, 2017 1:07:57 AM

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"Why not encourage them to contact the CEO and ask him all the questions they have?"

Well... because asking a corporate official to engage in insider trading is a felony. I don't want anyone to emulate Martha Stewart, and I definitely do not want DNAX to be halted.

Asking Adrian for ANY information that has not already been publicly released puts Adrian in dangerous territory. Frankly, someone's impatience to learn details of the business operation is a stupid reason to go to prison.

What you can safely do instead is inform Adrian that you believe that shareholders would like it if <fill in the blank> were to be publicly communicated, and although you would like to know too, you do not wish to put Adrian in a compromised position, so you will not ask.