Apology accepted wiggie.  Yes we would all like to see pictures proving Hollund is in Panama and logging underwater timber (we may get pictures ourselves before too long).  But, speaking only for myself, I am willing to give the company a few more days if they are trying to clear the conversions which were likely necessary to eliminate the Class C share issue.  Those who have been here a while all realize the Class C share issue had to be dealt with, and soon.  So now, with that burden lifted for our shoulders, Hollund can get on with business.  The future for Hollund looks bright, but they must get there one step at a time, and jumping the gun will only lead to set-backs further down the road.

Also, as far as the conversions go, Hollund likely has a buyer or two scooping up those shares as soon as they hit the market, and likely at a discount.  Certainly, we can't all believe the buying is just retail investors.