We should be able to believe the CEO. To me it's not a fault of ours that we believed him. When you invest in a company you are trusting the CEO to do everything they can to increase the value of your shares. That is his job. It was natural to trust that is what Gerald was doing since it's his duty. He made lots of blogs and tweets to indicate the math was changing, revenue was around the corner, the bottom was in, partners were coming...and on and on. We were obviously wrong in believing him, but you should be able to trust your CEO.