Ann: Change in substantial holding, page-6

Why would an SFG vendor sell on market at 0.003?
There has been ingenious financial tricks involved in engineering this transaction.
# 1st: SFG acquired 80m shares in MWS at prices between 0.007 & o.011 (mostly at 0.01) at a cost of around $800,000.....The SP was hovering around 0.007 because of SFG buying support.
# Then came the hugely discounted rights issue at 0.002!!!....Almost unheard of....From 0.007 to 0.002.....SFG acquired a further 100m shares in this exercise ( rights + shortfall)
# The last trick was the issue of a couple of billion to SFG at a "deemed" acquisition price of 0.007.
In other words SFG is sitting on a massive "nominal" CGT Loss.....The 1st 80m shares is genuine CGT loss & the rights issue is a comparatively small CGT gain.....All up, the vendors of SFG are sitting on roughly $10m CGT Loss (mostly "nominal" or engineered)
I take this sale by Giddyup as "nominal"....it means very little if we look at the full financial engineering effort.....The market didn't blink or panic after the announcement.
Not putting a gloss on the matter...Just trying to understand it.
I have opined before that trading in MWS has been & will always be difficult to read....Trading a trader....A tough task.