The impact of an outsider claiming to be a market guru owning whatever shares is meaningless. Unless that person was from Berkshire Hathaway or fidelity or Goldman Sachs etc.
You are just not getting the bigger picture here of why shareholders focused on an insider purchase. Anyone owning shares of that hypothetical number with the liquidity trading can’t do a dam thing but hold on until it pops to get out.
This is from a person claiming that LQMT was the opportunity of a lifetime. And purportedly bought more shares to average down to sell out on a pop. Not exactly a market guru. More like a Svengali. And I’m sure those who bought in on this one have other thoughts about the opportunity of a lifetime and more like an opportunity of a life sentence.
I’ll say it again. In this case, TC’s purchase has more meaning going forward, then an outsider with a questionable past event owning whatever shares are being bantered about.
He’s not buying he’s looking to sell. TC is looking to score.
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