Again, not my point. I have no problem with the company or future prospects. I do think, however, that Mr Kay is not on top of his Investor Relations game.

Is it verboten to voice any not-completely-positive ideas? I've met Mark, I grew up in central NJ and have friends from high school who have known him since back in the day, so I'm not doing character assassination. But, he does work for us and we don't have to be all passive about things.

It's more important in Penny Stock land for the CEO to do some cheerleading - my feeling is that if he has time to respond to individual emails and phone calls, he has time to do timely PR's. I'd be happy to be wrong.