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Gold/Mining/Energy : CCB vs ZEN truth board
ZEN.V 1.120-1.8%Jan 23 9:30 AM EST

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To: the Chief who wrote (1314)12/30/2015 4:59:01 PM
From: NuclearCrystalsRead Replies (1) of 12350
 
Eveleigh and Allan have access to reports that are not public. Acting in the open market to purchase shares immediately prior to releasing good data would obviously be a no no, however, taking down options that are due to expire would not fall under that type of scrutiny as the timing would not be a factor of acting on that undisclosed information.

The flip side of this which would not attract any scrutiny would be letting cheap options die while well in the money. If some poor data was reported after the expiration of that cheap paper, it would certainly explain why the paper was left to die but wouldn't compromise any ethical duty.

The question arises, is there more bad data to come out of the woodwork?

Ben Gurion fail like the SFU researcher?

Ballard come across some poor performance aspects ?

What's that saying? Many reasons to sell but only one reason to buy.

Only problem .............. Eveleigh and Allan couldn't rationalize one reason to buy.
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