It's good hearing stories like that, but the onus is on management which has never been upfront in giving shareholders and the market what really counts, i.e., unaudited numbers plus SS that's checkable. This closed-book approach in running their insiders' club has finally caught up with them; the market obviously doesn't believe them anymore. Imagine if one joined a club and paid dues only to find that club leaders misled members about the validity of $25mil in receivables? And then expected members to swallow belief in $27mil more unauthenticated receivables? I doubt those club leaders would get a welcome reception anywhere even if they somehow pried their way out of the clubhouse.