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Giovanni

06/01/14 4:02 PM

#11054 RE: kmikesara #11053

He knows big rewards for stockholders
are just around the cornor..
Or..

brooklyn13

06/01/14 5:58 PM

#11055 RE: kmikesara #11053

He sold because:

he needs it for divorce / alimony
he's buying a house
he has gambling debts
he has kids' college tuitions coming up
he'll be able to buy back shares at .25


If you think it's worthwhile, how about asking about the lack of action implementing the reverse split?

FreedomThinker

06/01/14 6:22 PM

#11056 RE: kmikesara #11053

you are right it might not be as bad as it looks

However it does look bad
he is a part of the sales team and running the Californian office
one could come to the conclusion at the selling of clipstream is not
going that great.


If he is out of cash at this time in his life, then how good is he really
as a director and adviser to Destiny.
so that is probably not the reason why he is selling.

Anyway, still think this thing is going to do well one day
but we are in all likelihood looking more towards 2015.

There is a few good signs that gives one some hope, Vestergaard is buying,
not selling, Destiny spending more money than ever before, one could ask where is he getting
all the money from?
maybe a financing is on the way?

I'm wondering about the $200,000 there are being spent on bonuses + stock options to the directors
I would have liked to seen that done in the connection with some kind of news of income in the form of sales contracts or financing.

maybe this upcoming week we will get some answers, to this very different way Destiny and its directors has chosen to operate, it could be all good for what I know.