1.9 million options, just remember that. No one wants to see the S/P move higher more than Mr. Turley, IMO. I use to ask that same question, "why don't they buy shares on the open market?" The reality is there's absolutely no reason to do so. Very few officers buy on the open because most have drawers full of options at their disposal. I have a relative who founded a public company. Over the 20 years that he ran it, he never bought shares on the open market. His incentive package gave him all the opportunity he wanted/needed to invest in the company if he chose.

What keeps me going, more than ever, is the incentive package JT received along with an initial strike price of $.47/share. He won't be making any big time personal purchases with our current S/P. I would say keeping his eye on the prize is no problem. We all know he has limited control of the situation. That being the case, the opportunity to maximize his potential benefits must be carefully executed. I'm sure he doesn't want to go home and tell the wife and kids he squandered a great opportunity for financial reward. I sure wouldn't, matter of fact I didn't.....thats why I bought more PTSC last week.