Lumberg, I agree with nearly everything you posted with the exception of the last sentence.  At one point in time it really did seem MMTE was going places, and this is when many people bought in.  However, that time passed a long time ago, and may never be back again.  What killed MMTE, besides the long silence from the great one, was the blown out of all proportion stories with maps and rich neighbors and personal meetings and private phone calls.  This type of thing usually marks the end of a stock, and MMTE was no exception.  However, by the time these stories generally appear the vast bulk of investors are already brainwashed, and can't see beyond what is posted.  So now we wait for August.  After that, who knows how long.