RE: Sea 7 none sense14 May 2018 14:43
Okay then, as long as we have cleared that none sense up then that is fine.
To be clear then, 17M out of 57M shares issued for the TRAC deal are not subject to a lock in and could have been sold at any time since listed..
Whereas the other 450M had no such lock in so could have been sold at any time.
So, whilst the none sense smoke screen of some TRAC shareholder sale conspiracy is being proposed, we are ignoring the fact that only 1% of the shares were traded during last week, nothing, diddly squat.
Understand, nobody knew, nobody did any insider trading. if any TRAC shareholders sold they did so without any prior knowledge.
Let�s also remember a bigger fact somebody swapped their 2.2p warrants for shares days before the suspension. Really, paying 2.2p a share for something worthless? They will not have known about the suspension but they I suspect they had a good idea what is coming.. obviously in my opinion