Colorado Goldfields Inc. (fka CGFI)

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Do you put your gross pay "back into the company" or use it to pay your bills?
As an example, Mr Guyer sells the same dollar amount of stock every year. (Approximately $65,000) The rest he leaves in the form of stock.
The employees are paid in stock. A fixed number every year.
They are the largest stockholders in the company. When the PPS drops, so does their pay.
So far Mr. Guyer has been very frugal in his sale of shares.

If he sold all his stock every year, that would give me cause to worry.
Here is an accounting of his sale of personal stock filed with the SEC. It is a bit easier to read.

http://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/1445182.htm

If you visited Silverton, and saw his living arrangement (a rental) you wouldn't be worried about his sales.

Did you know that he donates the office space for the corporate headquarters? He also has loaned money to the corporation, and has forgiven the loans?

This is not a "lifestyle" stock.
Rest assured he won't be buying a boat with the proceeds. It pays his expenses. $60 - $70k per year isn't that extravagant of a paycheck for a CFO.