The problem here, JB, is there really isn't anything to shake. We can't go much lower. And also, as previously mentioned, grifting is much more common in other companies so a payout could easily holdup or kill a deal as well as move one along. And add to that the inexperience of management dealing with getting off the ground. No, what we are seeing is the company pulling up to the starting line then getting DQ'ed. But we are stuck. And all we have is hope, which in the stock market is not good.