Wednesday, March 02, 2022 4:17:21 PM
I still think this ^ is wrong, but it's hard to get an exact answer that also includes Restricted and Unrestricted shares and differentiates who's holding them.
These two definitions agree, but are vague about how to categorize Unrestricted held by insiders:
This one disagrees:
Whatever the definition (and it'd be lovely to get a definition specific enough to directly address ENZC's situation) your warning to investors seems valid, and I agree it's a red flag. Some parties connected to insiders appear to have been dumping hundreds of millions of recently-Unrestricted shares into the market.
There may be other explanations than ENZC being a share selling scam, such as some form of death spiral debt, but the end effect regardless is continued downward price movement until the sellers are done dumping.
This appears to be correct. Thanks for sharing your DD.
I edit too much! Refresh any of my posts within the first few minutes to get silly little updates and clarifications. :)
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