People should really do their DD before basing trading decisions on an impression. Selling 600,000 shares at $.0494 netted Geoffrey Lawrence less than $30,000 and also proves he had nothing to do with the decline (the pps was already down when he made the sale). This should be the first tip that this "insider sale" had nothing to do with confidence in the company. If you look at the 10-K, he received $46,524 in cash salary last year. People need to pay bills, especially when tax time comes around. He certainly wasn't enriching himself with a $30,000 sale and he still has another 1.5 million shares plus options to purchase 2 million more at $.17/share before August 2020. I'd say he's reasonably overconfident that he will eventually get more shares because he expects the share price to reach $.17 before 2020. That dilution is already built into the OS. SMHL
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