I love it. I stand by my statement, even more so than ever. If Squires had put his time and energy into preparing and filing quarterlies and annuals instead of suing former attorneys over largely academic issues, you and I would be the proud owners of shares of stock in corporation that had NOT be de-registered and whose shares had been uplisted to NASDAQ. We would be watching the value our initial investments compound weekly. Not sure why you would rather have valueless stock in a deregistered company (deregistered only because Squires couldn’t finish the filings in time) but a symbolic trophy on the mantle representing a Pyrrhic victory over former attorneys. Myself, I would happily exchange the transient pleasure of being right for the tangible benefit of a tangible return on my investment. I think the judgment of any person who wouldn’t is suspect.