Spot on dude. Once in a while a legitimate investor doesn't realize how much they appear to be a basher by not taking certain negative speculation, fears or personal attacks to PMs, which sometimes is the best way by far just because of the extensive explanations and/or time needed to dig up links to disprove the particular concern. In the interim, potential investors or even some that have held shares for a while will sell or avoid. The difficult or impossible (hasn't developed yet) to answer questions are the absolute favorite of bashers, so mistakes get made. The majority of suspects definitely have crooked motives, whether their being paid by organized crooks or just from the price manipulation they help generate for flipping shares. Either way all we're trying to do is keep it real. Risk exists. Dilution exists. However, a lot of way off center misinformation and ridiculous doubt casting adjectives are just too readily apparent. The dilution this company's stock has seen won't amount to doodley squat as long as they remain on the present course. Most seasoned investors can see that. It's the inexperienced investors that the bashers hope to scare so they can buy up shares cheaper and cheaper. Wanting cheaper shares to buy is understandable, but lying to get them is a weasels game.