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Nighthawk_1

04/24/24 11:32 AM

#34121 RE: phantom1 #34119

Very true. So one must look at reporting to see dates of those receiving those restricted shares, count the time period to present, and the individual or group holding those shares meeting those requirements, can then dump those shares into the market exchange, typically paying a fee, and that is why restricted shares must be included in the Outstanding Share count for accounting purposes, which affects the company.

Nighthawk_1

04/24/24 11:35 AM

#34122 RE: phantom1 #34119

This is why checking even past reports is so important while conducting DD. One never knows when those Restricted Shares will be dumped.