I agree with your sentiment. It's been expressed by me and others to Matt, in writing several times. Matt is doing what he feels is best for the company. That's his fiduciary duty to us. If I knew what was holding up the Q (whatever is in the notes as PC described), I'd proabably have blabbed and shared it with the board if it was bad, and if I knew it was good I would have bashed the stock to try and buy more.

For better or worse, you know what I know. I'm hanging on for the long-term, because everything I've seen to date tells me I'm invested in a real company with a CEO who does care not to dump on his shareholders.

It's frustrating to have to wait, but I'd rather be waiting than investing in a scam that puts out PR's and tweets daily while dumping hundreds of millions / billions of shares.