Yep, that is the quote. If he would have stopped at the first sentence I wouldn't be so disappointed. I am also ok with him telling investors to stay patient, but he goes much further and tells investors they should do something that he, or anyone at the company for that matter, hasn't been willing to do in two years....buy shares. Why should we buy shares if he isn't. Why are they opportunities for us but not insiders? I think it is pretty obvious is telling us to buy shares so he can dump more onto the market. He, nor any of us, should expect 'opportunities' to be available unless there is dilution going on. Pretty much everyone is down at this point except for convertible lenders who get shares at a fraction of the market value.
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