via TDWaterhouse - Ink Insider Report

The following screen shots are of the Ink Insider reports regarding insider trading in GBN.V shares. There was no insider selling on Monday, Jan 21. What occurred was a 'marker trade' where a trade is simply marked as an insider sell.

This was the type of short sell called naked shorting, where the broker sells shares into the market which they do not own, and then marking the trade as an insider sell.

Why would anyone who has spent a quarter of a million dollars in the previous year buying shares in their own company, and holds almost 40 million shares want to sell a paltry $14k worth of shares for the lowest price possible?

We've seen the same marker trading activity in the stock before, this is nothing new. Marker trades are exempt from reporting requirements, meaning that anyone can mark a trade as an insider sell if they want to, and Ink Research isn't required to correct the record as long as it really wasn't an insider sell.

If you check all of the insider reports for GBN.V for the next few days, there will be no insider sells, no insider filings for selling of stock, only the one abberant marker trade.

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