Three months ago, management was committed to spend $500K to buyback the shares with all justifications. Suddenly, the management has stopped buyingback the shares. Could this indicate that management is trying to save money? If yes, and why? Hope we could find out from the quarterly report which will be due by 31 January 2019,
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