Tuesday, April 21, 2020 1:07:05 PM
If someone has proof that the CEO is liquidating and selling his own shares, give proof. Otherwise it is de facto 'baseless'.
If SEC reporting companies are obligated in reporting material events and give advance announcements, what is the harm in a smaller company giving an advance announcement?
I've traded several "reporting" SEC companies that were dishonest to the core, so SEC reporting is not a guarantee of anything.
We are in pennyland. There are no guarantees, but over the past month or so, we have seen statements followed by progress. DECN has a new product for which they have filed paperwork with the FDA and there is ongoing communication between the FDA and DECN. DECN had announced being a two product COVID testing company in previous PRs and is going to give shareholders an update on Thursday.
Is that such a bad thing? Seems criminal to some people.
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