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Originally posted by joseph9812 ↑

Hey @kellbys and @telamelo thank you for that, its really help.

@telamelo that website is really useful and straight forward and i will definitely be using it more, and @kellbys Appendix 2a is really good at know whether they bought the shares or not, and i never knew about appendix 2a before so thank you for that.

One question i have is with options correct me if im wrong, i believe they are issued to directors at a specific price for example 0.005 and then they can transfer those options into shares which they can buy and later sell at the current market price?

for example with $DRE on the marekindex website it showed that the director paul chapman exercised 17.5million options for a total of $137500 dollars. does that mean he bought those options for $137500 at the price of $0.005 and 0.1?

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I stand to be corrected...but usually, director options are unlisted and not tradeable. As for PC....he would have forked out $137k to exercise his options and turn them into fully paid ( heads)
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