There is a lot to be said for the increased transparency that being a public company creates. Moves which otherwise would have stayed behind closed doors now become public fodder, for the media to play with as they would see fit.
Increasingly, investors look to see how insiders are operating, (even living their lives) to make judgements on how a company’s risk profile should be seen and whether or not ultimately to invest in those companies. When insiders are selling what does it mean? Or when they are buying shares in the company for which they work does it mean the diametric opposite?
One should be careful not to put too much weight on what one sees. All I can say, is that it simply puts further onus on a company to be honest, ethical and work with utmost integrity when dealing with ALL of its stakeholders, from clients to vendors to shareholders to team members.
Will the tremendous confidence that the ICP Solar executive team necessarily evidence itself through stock transations? Just watch us is my answer to that, for if you were a fly on the wall of our headquarters these days, you’d understand the meaning of the word “buzz”. We know our targets and our plan is in motion.
Sass