Also, it is not dramatic. We've seen larger percentage drops, for instance, at the end of 2017. Guess what happened after that? It really is no big deal. People are still treating SFOR as a pink sheet day trader stock. It admittedly may have been that at one point. It simply is undeniably no longer that. We can let the bashers have their fun today, while we continue to acquire their kids' college funds and vacation home down payments. Their loss. Our gain. Today's pps is only relevant if you sell.

Again, if Mark is a liar, I know several highly accomplished plaintiffs' securities attorneys that would love to speak with him and his lawyers on our behalf. But that will never need to happen because he is not a liar. He's going to help us achieve financial independence. Day to day pps does not matter. What matters is the pps on the day you sell, or in the case of SFOR, we get bought out. Until then, keep the negativity dial turned down.