As a former CFO this is actually a good thing. Normally you know of a contract or opportunity before you dilute. Especially when you are in a rapidly growing industry and already profitable. I will be buying the dip. They see the opportunity.
To be clear. It's a good thing in their context.
Is COOT a real company? I look at their press release
**Contact**
Australian Oilseeds Holdings Limited
126-142 Cowcumbla Street
Cootamundra New South Wales 2590
Attn: Amarjeet Singh, CFO
Email: [amarjeet.s@energreennutrition.com.au](https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=8-woj9jwTby5fogvOpbb_EESnmF7ZqMofpPdD2nMO4t_iD0NIxusp-aUhjfGeUwykbrctoIs2rC-NrDg9GFG4HK69cTC2xFIPgZ6f6taUj8uKDDVAjwJ5Gv6e33eItfQtbY3zxqV0KxOBuU5rBDtmw==)
**Investor Relations Contact**
Reed Anderson
(646) 277-1260
[reed.anderson@icrinc.com](https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=yCKbSa-Hdlzgt4mJkF1M0HFnP9wuHgaHspnUsBr-ol4cugrGH7VJl1JpNdIeZzAVMu266NEkIyr0S7YRGREJEYZ_M96x3jfcxj1NnOpan8mqDSqeZvK7URoASBXu9Zge)
Since September, CVNA execs have unloaded around 2.3 million shares (~$850–900M) — CEO, CFO, COO, GC, everyone.
All “pre-planned,” of course.
No insider buys. Zero.
The stock’s dipped a bit, but if the people running the show are cashing out this hard… how much gas is really left in the tank? 🚗💨
Honestly, I may be extremely cynical, but the Wells Fargo CFO on The Close made all my spider senses tingle. Everywhere we read that the lower income americans are under pressure and delinquencies rise, but he says delinquencies are down in all portions of society. Everone sees the stress in the car market but he says, for them every aspect has improved in car loans etc. When asked if there is any risk, he first deflects, says they don´t see any but they are sitting on a pile of cash if anything were to happen.
When everybody else is reporting some turbulences and one company just has smooth sailing with smiling and sunshine all the way it may just be a unicorn - they exist - or somebody fell asleep at the wheel and has no idea what´s going on under the hood.