Sentinel - hadn't seen your post, but was evidently thinking the same thoughts. This was clearly an investment, not a purchase which will be liquidated. It also clearly supports JimC's postings and theories of what EDIG is up to.
I also agree that if the shares were sold otherwise the price would have been even more adversely affected. I have worked for a publicly traded company who went through some similar efforts and did not handle them nearly as well as EDIG. I believe Kant/Priori is in for the long haul, just like most of us. It should be very confidence-inspiring to see someone put such a large chunk of money on the table in support of EDIG's business plan. They obviously don't plan to lose it.
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