Boy, ya go away for a few weeks, and...

Big mistake in replacing Nader, IMHO. I have found him to be honest, forthcoming, and genuinely concerned for us investors more than the average CEO.

My major concern is that, though we may have a more experienced executive at the helm should he be replaced, we will also get the sordid, selfish "looking-out-for number 1" side of those qualifications. I've witnessed those who have worked hard to climb the ladder to the top, and they are never the same noble warriors as they were in the beginning. They're not the same people you'd have a beer with at the bar.

Sure, some mistakes have been made, we all make them. What I always come to recall is that we have a miracle drug that will one day very soon be accepted for what it is, making us investors thankful we didn't pull-out when clouds appeared. I fear that the day will come when we will sorely regret it should Nader be replaced. Like our dads always said- 'if it ain't broken, don't fix it.'

thelittlemonster