This is true. It is what it looks like, from DM an opportunistic...

This is true. It is what it looks like, from DM an opportunistic derisk, covering the expense of his recent conversion – while it did require him to offload less shares than he would have had to a week earlier. One can reasonably assume this was done with the knowledge that, he has a belief with the information available to him, that in the relatively near future, there is not likely to be some SP-pumping-news. Ting on the other hand appears to have hedged against the SP having a sustained climb.

Both actions could be attributed to causing the recent price recovery to stall. The suggested damping impact of the company rewarding Ting options at such a low exercise price and long exercise timeline has been eliminated. Also the overhang of DMs options is gone and the price appears to be sustaining its bullishness for now. So despite the dump and long quarters until the next milestone, there are indications the price is beginning a recovery climb.