Typically summer is a slower time for the OTC. The fact the HJOEs volume is drying up is not a surprise or not cause for concern. As was pointed out, the fact that not a lot of strong selling exists, in a generally weaker OTC season is a good sign for the stock.

Let's remember, as far as the company is concerned, this isn't about tomorrow or next week, month or year. They have communicated to us that they have a long term plan to become a strong functional lifestyle company. I personally have no plans in exiting the company for many years and am willing to wait the required time until the financials catch up with each the expanding fundamentals.