It's all hindsight now.

Remember when a nameles poster was the envy of the board with a whole pile of shares purchased at 15 cents? Anyone who was lucky enough to own CUU at that price could have realized an appreciation of 18x their original investment.

$10,000 at 15 cents would have been worth $180,000 at its peak. Incredible.

But the market giveth, and the market taketh away -- unless you were smart enough to cash out. I wasn't, I was greedy and held on for the buyout. I'm still waiting obviously.

We've essentially been in decline since April 8, 2011.

And here we sit at 21.5 cents. When we moved from 22 cents at the open this morning and dropped to 21 cents shortly thereafter, we were down almost 5 per cent. We've reached the depths where a penny represents that much. Yeah, it's only a loss on paper unless you cash out and incur the loss, but it's like Chinese water torture these days.

Speaking of the Chinese, you're right, China is a big factor. Things have been slower there than anticipated. But you listen to 10 analysts and you get several different predictions on how things will play out with China's economy.

No guarantees when our fortunes turn around, maybe before the end of the year, maybe in 2016.

Insiders still holding.

Barring any personal health issues (can't take that for granted either), I'll be here.

Will you?