So Let's See You know... Some people may think it's clever to come on a message board and try to diffuse something that they don't like, and may actually know very little about. Perhaps just trying to confuse others from what the truth really is. Trying to save a bad investment.
Rebalancing Their Portfolio Gee, I guess that should justify the selling, huh? Sure, all institutions are always rebalancing their portfolios. But that's their job, isn't it? After all, it's an institutional holder and they can do whatever they want. It's all good, right? Forget about whether it's a buy or a sell. Forget about the quantity. It doesn't matter at all, right? I mean, who would want to keep track of all that stuff? For example: Who cares what Warren Buffet is buying or selling anyway... Besides everyone else on the planet.
Sure ... "Just Rebalancing Their Portfolio" ... Now why didn't I think of that ?
Here's Some Of That Temasek Rebalancing If you check out this link below, you might see what Tamesek Holdings Ltd may be doing with some of that money they may have made off of this companies shareholders. Note that most of them are "New". And not much "Rebalancing" going on there at all.
It sure looks like from all the previous insider Form-4 selling, that they may have been building up a portfolio off the backs of this companies shareholders. All with the possible help from a debatable Pump-n-Dump Scheme that left many investors high-n-dry over the past several months, or even longer.
Some More Rebalancing BTW... All of the Form-4 selling transactions have really been through Maxwell (Mauritius) Pte Ltd. They are wholly-owned by Cairnhill Investments, which in turn is wholly-owned by Fullerton Pte Ltd, which in turn is wholly-owned by Temasek Holdings.
So now, let's see how Maxwell has been "Rebalancing" their portfolio. If you look at the next link below, you will see that this company may be the only one they have. And it looks like nothing but a HUGE amount of selling has been going on there. That's some kind of a "Rebalancing Act", for sure !
These Shares Were Free Oh Ya, Sure... That Makes Everything OK Then :-- )
When it comes to selling, it doesn't matter if they are free or not. And if you are claiming either, it would be nice to back it up with a link. Because Form-4's usually disclose if they are free, vested, or common... etc.
Let's just assume they were free. Maybe they were at one time restricted, or options issued at a price of $0.01. Basically free money that is now vested to be sold. Well... That's even worse. Because now that becomes even More Pure Dilution, on top of them being sold into Common Shares, and at "Convenient Times" to cut the losses.
One Liners There is no One-Liner-Message that can simply justify a hopeful wish, in order to relieve one's anxiety of making a bad investment decision. Those days are over.
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