Doesn't matter anyhow. If he was on the up and up

Doesn't matter anyhow. If he was on the up and up (probably was) he's just another shareholder taking care of business. It's been known for some time that he was liquidating shares, but other mistakes caused a delay in the buying pressure that we (including management) expected to see in the fall as a result of the audited report and the subsequent up-listing. The unexpected delay to the wrapping up of the first Canadian order was another mishap that, if avoided, would have changed the financials and also helped to increase buying pressure if all had occurred together as originally expected. Enough buying pressure and it doesn't matter if someone's selling shares, especially if it's at an even, gradual pace. The price would continue to move up until investors felt the P/E was getting too high for their liking. Delays, but the right priority on debt/dilution is being upheld by RMHB management here, so this should be an awesome year. Load up I say.