Retirement, that's not a fair question. You are by default looking at him as being greedy, instead of being frustrated at what has happened with his investment.

I have a big stake in this company as well and when / if I get back to my original investment or if it turns out to be a lot more, I will be happy either way because it will be better than it is right now, which is bad.

Frustration is frustration and it has been going on for a long time. We just want to see Generex / NGIO succeed and we want to recoup losses and of course do better. There is not anything wrong with that.