No insiders have sold shares. Any shares bought buy directors are listed on Form 4s. There has never been one form 4 for an inside sell. None of that is true. All of the rest is speculation. The definitive 14c before the last increased as to 5 billion, but also lined out the conversion of the series A. As of now, the company only owns common and series B. The series B are not convertable and are for voting purposes only. The series A will allow for conversions and allow NTI to obtain a large stake in the company. Insider purchases are always a good thing despite what some on this board think or falsely portray. As for going private, there is no basis for that. You could speculate that with any company. There are many many legitimate compnay where insiders own control. It prevents hostile takeovers as well. The series A will also help with the debt on the books as listed in the 14c before the prior 14c. This company has just recently reached the commercialization phase. Anyone with experience knows that this takes years and years to execute. Now all of a sudden it's OK, we're gonna get revenues, but then they are going private right when that happens. It's utter BS and nothing validates that opinion. The facts in the filings back up the paths for insiders obtaining ownership, which is good, not bad. Simple stuff. Many just aren't patient and emotions have gotten in the way. They sell the bottom and buy the top, chasing on emotions. This was evident the other day as many panicked and sold ones to go buy the top of another company that was being pumped, and recently had a DELISTING filing only to see the price immediately crash, as planned. Now they have lost their and need to buy twos to get back in here. The market pays the patient and slams those chasing and buying the top and selling the bottom. Not many have the grit to hold through the punishment for years.
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