With Trojan I was told the company received the results weeks...

With Trojan I was told the company received the results weeks before they were released to market. Presumably only after analysis. However a brokerage a director at the time (now resigned) worked for sold all its stock in OVR around the time the assays were received but before the results were released to market. It is on the record in these threads. Was it just luck? It was reported to ASIC , both the delayed release and 'associates' of director selling and of course... nothing happened which is standard practice for ASIC with thing like this. Too hard.. Of course there was a lot of other sellers prior to those results too. I guess it is possible they were clients? ASIC could have looked into it, but you know the story... every single financial transaction in the world can be traced except the ones you dont want to trace... like who shorted the airlines and insurers the day before the WTC was taken down on 911. No, those cannot be traced. Brokers cannot be traced. But a muppet mug punter who has a mate in a listed company? .... those transactions are scrutinised as they are an easy collar to get more funding.

I was hoping things had changed, but there are still some things in common btw OVR and RNX.

As to where leaks might be coming from.... clearly tens of millions can be made if you can get a surreptitious report from a drill crew, offsider, contractor, courier, lab technician, lab admin staff. Any others I have not thought of? Never mind the consultants and the like at the company side. Any leak could be anywhere and it could be endemic to the industry. But there was DJC. That had a bad smell about it.