The bottom line with all of our back and forth on the 28 items you presented is that we really can't do much but wait and see what happens from here. I purposely manufactured a response to each one of your criticisms even though I felt some of them were legitimate. My main point was that even though the track record doesn't look so good, if just one of the assets hits, the whole story changes. I think that's not just possible, but probable, and I'm willing to wait to see it happen. There are simply more assets in play than there have been in the past.

I understand that some people have had their fill of GC, but he's not going anywhere, so you might as well get on the bandwagon and hope he gets the train back on the tracks. I personally don't think the CEO is solely responsible for the situation. I just think that's too simple of an explanation and a lazy way to look at it. There are obviously a variety of factors at play.

In the big scheme of things, this blog won't make a damn bit of difference either way. At least it gave some insight into their plan from this point forward. I think they had clearly over-extended themselves and are now re-focusing their attention. The positive that came from that over-extension was that the pipeline grew, which should give them a better chance of success (more shots on goal).

I'm not selling and may buy more next week. Ultimately, we are all responsible for our own decisions.