This is smart. It's common practice with small companies. They have a hell of a team in place now. They have to plunk down their own cash in the hopes of scoring a big pay check (some of that is retro-pay), and the best way to do that is aggressively grow the bottom line so that each time they sell some of those shares they get paid handsomely. The less shares they have to sell for near term paycheck, the better, since those shares will appreciate in value tremendously. If the stock drops and stagnates near their purchase price, their paychecks amount to peanuts or even zip.

This shows HUGE confidence on the part of these professionals, whose paychecks hinge entirely on their success growing the company. They could be working elsewhere, just as they previously have, but choose to work for Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc. They know what's coming. HUGE GROWTH. They're wagering their precious time on that solid belief.

The re-launch is just beginning. The revenues will provide the proof, and more revenue generating deals can be expected in the near term. Many who claim to be invested long are listening to the wrong advice, coming from phony posters who aren't in it long, or even "invested" at all.

Some are LieHub bashers like Nit_Wit who want only to twist good factual news into "fake" news, creating doubt and driving the price back down to help their whale employers make millions on short term flips on the inevitable upward runs.

If you're truly long term, patience will reward you nicely, but fretting over these early price moves will not. Listening to bashers, the stock is NEVER bottomed, and they just shut up when it corrects upward on good news (unless it's MONSTROUS), until it stalls, and then they start bashing again.

Nothing but worthless chatter unless you're a day trader or short term momentum trader. If you're truly long term, ignore their noise and either add or just hold. Just my opinion, trade as you see fit.