Hey Foxy,

This isn't directed to just you, but you definitely have been the spark towards it. I think that you should always take a balanced approach to life, whether it's politics, religion, love or in a more relevent case - investing.

In all of the above cases, taking an extremist position brings you something like the congress the states has today, christian and muslim bombings, or an infatuation where one or more parties will get hurt. Nothing good really comes from it. Please try to take a look and notice that people are voting in flocks, 15/18/23 recommendations opposed to your 0-3 recommendations.

Management is good, no doubt. But they haven't paid us yet. Don't count your chickens until they've hatched. What they have done is, for better or worse (perhaps we'll get more value for the wait, perhaps we won't) is been a year late. They've also been very unclear about what's going on (perhaps not by choice, maybe they're in discussions - but you can't just assume that to be a fact) and haven't had the best communication with investors.

You need to be critical. You need to look at both sides. Perhaps it won't effect you in this particular investment, but down the road that attitude will burn you. My suggestion is to know that just because there are negatives, or contrarian views - it doesn't mean that they wipe out the positives, and instead should be seen okay and accepted. When you truely love someone, you don't love them because they're perfect (no one is) you love them for their flaws, or despite them. However, you shouldn't fall in love with a stock. It can't reciprocate and it will go up or down despite you loving or hating it. So instead, I suggest looking at it from a more realist view.

Sorry for the rant,

Jay.J

(P.S - Since you can see through the boards, guess my age, background etc. if you will - You'd be surprised at who's talking to you)