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feel like be fooled.
the stock has been diluted.
unfair the Invest institute get option at 15C.
the stock has been diluted.
unfair the Invest institute get option at 15C.
Good luck Astrogirl - however I think your breath will be wasted trying to change their set ways. I'm going to hold for the time being, and know a couple who are accumulating at this point in time.
That wouldn't be a very sophisticated move.: I think they would only consider converting the options if they're well in the money (i.e. shares trade at 20 cent plus). The options didn't cost them anything so imo they're more likey to wait and see how high the price can go before converting,My biggest concern is that the stock can now be massively manipulated with all those options.
15c is not much of a strike price, and personally i value TMR at well over 15c. But now if the sophisticated investors want to hold the proce down, once its over 15c all they have to do is exercise some oppies and then sell them etc etc.
Does anyone know if what TMR have done is OK ?.
To me it seems shareholders have been not given all the facts when they announced the SPP, should they not have suspended it and informed shareholders of there intention to give an institution and some so called sophisticated investor a tranche of shares with options but the current shareholders wouldn't get this ?.
They suspended the shares only 2 days before the announcement but surely this changed the whole SPP ?
Seems us long term shareholders (unsophisticated is how TMR must see us)types were misled
What a dog of a share. It closed at 9.9c yesterday. Im glad I didnt buy into the SPP. Sorry to those of you who did, you have been well and truely ripped off.
The company announced the institution capital raising (+15c options) after the SPP. This was orchestrated for reasons unknown but they chose the lose-lose situation for the moment.I wonder why.
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