Understand that the share price movements are, for the most...

Understand that the share price movements are, for the most part, outside of management's control (which is why I explicitly stated that in my initial post).

However, I don't control MGT. You don't control MGT. Buddy doesn't control MGT (haha). It's management that are in the driver's seat.

And it's just a bit of a kick in the guts to see them get share discounts when the share price of the company has has not met expectations (the company that they control - not us).

I get that this is all part of business/part of investing, but that doesn't make me feel warm and fuzzy about it.