This mess is inconceivable. We all want to know where the blame lies. I don't know about the majority, but I feel like Elmer should be answerable to some extent. He would have had a hand in naming the joint CFO that CUU and CMX share.

Seriously, look at the level of scrutiny and thorough analysis (with the limited information available) that some members of this forum have demonstrated with Copper Fox, and they only own what, maybe 0.25% of the company, if that. You're telling me that the CEO of a company that owns 65% of another company shouldn't be keeping a close eye on the dealings affecting that financial interest?

What is it that keeps Elmer so busy these days, anyway? Teck is dragging its feet with SC optimization, and there's seemingly not a whole lot going on with Van Dyke. Maybe instead of spending so much time on the phone with anxious shareholders and giving assurances that amount to nothing, Mr. Stewart should have been going over Eaglehead with a fine tooth comb.

Perhaps this sounds unfair. But I also tend to think it's unfair that so many of us are sitting on a tiny fraction of our investment in this dog of a stock. FFS! The combination of bad luck and stupidity is enough to drive a person to an early grave!