"I don't know why someone as smart as you would still be thinking the above quote from your post has any any facts associated with it at all. No company tries to punish their shareholders and the other comment is way below your intelligence quota to the point I won't even comment on it."

Well, you just did comment on it.

I just wanted to express my sincere doubt about the sincerety of this management as far as it concerns small shareholders. That feeling will never change, given their past decisions and the timing of their decisions. Particularly the timing tells a lot. Unfortunately, management of too many companies in this sector are so full of themselves and take so good care of themselves, while neglecting those that pay them, that from time to time it makes me sick. Whether they do that because they are arrogant, whether they are crooked or just plain stupid, I don't care. As long as they have the goods in the ground, I will remain invested. I know that this is the stage, where the weak hands are supposed to give away the shares at big losses to the strong (smart and crooked) hands. I won't cooperate, if you don't mind.

Have you noticed how much they care about their shareholders in their press releases? They simply don't. The presentations are even worse. Clevenger sounds as if he is too big for this company, even though he ran his last company into the ground. Probably he will change his mood, once the big money is in.