Very bizarre, Handley held almost no shares when he was a director, he eventually gets eased out of his seat on the board,, and now he stumps up a $200,000 "vote of confidence". Does this man still have an ear to the horse's mouth?
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its very hard to believe that he does and this purchase is a result of any inside knowledge because if it is the dude will get crucified.
tho it definitely looks that way I doubt its anything other than someone who knows the business taking a punt. but it still a positive of course but just not that way.
This is good news. I have just added to my position this morning.
Look at the buying actively. It's not just one purchase, it's a mad rush to accumulate at inflated prices! He's was paying high 17's and 18's. It's constant buying. He's probably still buying!
What kind of director holds 17,000 shares for 7 years, then goes out and buys up big a few weeks after getting "let go" for unknown reasons.
He's investing long term for the dividends!
Yeah right.
https://i.imgur.com/iMBfbPZ.gif
What’s weird is that on 21 January a Final Directors Interest Notice was filed ...Derek had left the ship
Then why the need for today’s disclosure (did say previous one was last June so maybe at Sky is a bit confused)
Really weird
https://www.sky.co.nz/documents/1170...=1602032411876
"Disclosure obligations apply for a period of six months after the date on which a person ceases to be a director or Senior Manager. "