Replies to post #18264 on Bourque Industries Inc (BORK)

[gotmilk]

I have a question about Bourque Industries senior offices, board members and those on the advisory council.

In regards to buying BORKs on the open market, say today knowing that tomorrow a great big huge sales announcement will be made public.

It seems anyone having Insider Information, of the type to have a significate effect on the stock when made public, is illegal to be used by anyone associated with the company or not.

My focus is not towards restricted shares or whatever the 144 talk has been, but simply buying BORKs on knowing good news will be made public, or selling already BORKs one is holding knowing that bad news will be made public.

I'm confused on why ATL and all those closely associated with the recent so-called good developments have not purchases these sub ten cents BORKs in large numbers.

Those of us only hearing the same old same song of "all is good" over these too many months with nothing to develop and show as good, as in sales, find no confident to load up.

Bottom Line: Seems only the flippers are buying BORKs.

Question: For example, when BORK had ASKs of 1¢ I purchased them not on faith or any surety of "all is good" is a real and actual state of affairs to appear, but simply a "good money thrown after bad money" activity. This was the time period prior to knowing if John Bourque would remain free and continue his run of this company totally not in the interest of the minority shareholders, so that was reason not to buy BORKs at 1¢ even for ATL if he was able to. But now today I'm sure ATL's "all is good" is to ATL for real, so why are those knowing the real "today" inside story at Bourque Industries not buying BORKs in large numbers ?

Doug

[n0gutsn0gl0ry]

I have general question. I know Form 144 states that such individual will propose a sale but it does not mean there required to sell; therefore, is it possible such individuals just exercise there option in case they do want to make a sale when the stock moves? Also normally when there is a sale from form 144 is share holders notified?

It is important to note that many "insider" trading reporting agencies list filings of Form 144 by directors and officers, but do not include Form 144 filings by unaffiliated shareholders.
It is also important to note that the filing of a Form 144 does not obligate the filer to sell any or all of the shares listed. The filer has 90 days in which to make the transaction, or portion of it. If the 90 days passes without a transaction, a new Form 144 may be filed.

From what I understand Sandy has sold zero last quarter but yet registered Form 144. I need clarification where I can find the actual sales of the individual who file Form 144.

Thank you in advance,


RL