Management should not sell out to a Canadian compa

Management should not sell out to a Canadian company, unless the conditions are extremely favorable for us. The same basher(s) that have no honor--and obviously no lives--will follow us wherever we go and do the same thing. If we went to Mars, they would get us kicked off the Mars stock exchange. At this point, I would rather see us stay on the Grey market and have the company slowly buy out the rest of the float over the course of five years. Let all the little $hit$ keep selling 20 dollars worth of stock to drop the price 6 or 7 percent at a time. Once the little $hit$ have sold all their shares, the shares will be locked away in management's hands. Then there will be no one left to sell shares at 1 cent on the dollar. Over time, the stock will go back to levels that were once considered normal and possibly even beyond that. In five years, when the company is making 100 million a year in revenue and very profitable--then management can sell out and make a fortune. Once again, my message to management is to just concentrate on the business, while slowly and secretly buying out the rest of the float. And no more share dilution. Finance the operations some other way. With the business that you currently have, you should be making so much money that you don't need to borrow anyway.