You may want to pay attention to the trading activity of the stock. The typical volume is a big fat ZERO... Nobody's buying and those trying to sell ain't having much luck...
Look at volumes recently....if insider trading has recently occurred, it was done via block sales via private placement; basically, if done, it was done by an 'insider', as in an officer of the company. Just my opinion, of course.
JW-did not mean to interrogate you but thought maybe you might want to stop me from filing my complaint with the SEC that your Client a new director of MLXO did not disclose his new ownership of shares. sure hope there is a big fat fine for that since our govt agencies need to pay their own way with fines from people that do not follow the rules. i would have no need to file if we knew how many shares he got and how many he returned. oh maybe he did not return any and that is why he did not file the second report obviously he forgot on the 1st report where he received some portion of the 180 mil as PR'd by MLXO.
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