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lemmy

09/10/15 12:25 AM

#6270 RE: downtrendbuyer #6256

How come company execs will not buy shares of_their_own_company?

Are things THAT BAD that they will not buy shares?

If company execs ("management" (LOL)) will NOT buy shares, even at these absurdly low share prices, why should anybody buy?

Maningreen0

09/10/15 3:28 AM

#6273 RE: downtrendbuyer #6256

Downtrend, you haven't understood the warrants yet? The owners of the warrants keep getting more shares as the price goes down. They will not stop selling until they have gotten all the 37 million $$ they are owed. As long as somebody is buying they will keep selling. Nothing illegal here, just a bad way of funding the company.
Therefore until all those warrants are dried up this stock will continue to go down, down, down. Time for everyone to understand that. No experiment results or future deals or "40 fun facts" will change that.
And by the way, the company burnt 15 million dollars in the last quarter. If they continue burning cash like that, within 2-3 quarters the company will be worthless.
And you want more bad news? They will face delisting in December if the SP is not above $1. They have stockholder approval for 8:1 reverse split. That is not enough at these prices and if the price will not go up, or they get approval for different reverse split, they are doomed to go to pinkland.
Still believe in AEZS? good luck!

chmcnfunds

09/10/15 8:02 AM

#6282 RE: downtrendbuyer #6256

I'm a chartist and have never seen anyone claim to have identified chart patterns which identify "shorting signs". Of course there wouldn't be any anyway since this stock in not now nor has been for a long time any significant shorting. No credible data source indicates shorting.

Check this chart and indicate what pattern you found. I do it simple so there are only about 20 overlays and indicators (need to subsribe to StockCharts to see them, but sure you do subscribe). I see among these indicators almost nothing positive and no indicators of a near term reversal:



AEZS