Exactly what can you point to in the execution of the business of P2O that shows the stock should have gone higher? In those same 6 years and 2 months how many processors were sold? How much plastic was processed? Don't you think that maybe, just maybe the fact that Heddle has repeatedly stated that the company had/has suspended all operations might be the problem? Maybe, just maybe, all the announced deals that never came to fruition might be the problem? Or could it be the PRs about directors giving money to fix the broken processor, that never took place, might be the problem?