Sure CC, I never said or intended to imply that we

Sure CC, I never said or intended to imply that we weren't good. We've had that conversation before. What you've shown there is day trading, an entirely different type of mining. I's like panning verses searching for the high grade vein (though I'll admit not always). Day trading does offer a chance for fast money (or losses), but the argument to continue to buy and hold this stock does not fit in that mold. This is a long play, but some who bought came looking for a quick kill and were trapped by their half hearted decision to wait it out thinking a couple of months or so and it would bounce back up. That didn't pan out, but since they weren't originally drawn to this stock as a long term investment they've been ripping out their hair for months now. It is what it is, Buffet style investing just isn't their cup of tea. I will mostly pull back from the board now and let them cry. It's exhausting trying to convince non-believers that holding what they've accumulated will pay off big time, cause they've already gone beyond the limits of their patients or ability to recognize this investment for what it truly is. If they want to cry, bash, sell, it's all fine with me now. I've tried to help, but in the end people will do what they feel they have to do. Crying too much here, however, always sucks as it won't fix what's broken and that's their patience and/or faith in the long term prospect. It would be nice to see them stick to complaining to company officials, but they want to unload on somebody and can't get satisfaction there as company officials can only coddle them just so much. Once they ignore them they just get more furious. I choose to buy more and put my feet up, happily waiting for the future of this company to unfold. I will let it be.