Tirekicker2,

I don't know what you listened to because Moriarty's missive was written, not verbal. I also can't imagine how you heard he "told his readers to sell". What he wrote was he was sorry he made such a substantial investment in MEO and then increased it when BC asked him to buy into a private placement, when in his opinion he now gets little to no information from the Co., among several other things that were upsetting to him. He never told anyone to sell in that editorial.

Moriarty doesn't need me to defend him because like him or not, he is a very influential investor and opinion marker in the junior resource marketplace. In fact although he accepts few, he is highly sough after to speak at all the major junior resource conferences in No. America. To purposely "tick off" a person of his influence and stature is IMHO very stupid. What did BC gain by that? Again, very stupid.

Lastly, you are right on this one, "they don't provide news", at least the kind that's needed. I don't count MEO's press releases. They could have a hundred a week. If you don't give any information other than we are going to drill a well or log a well, they serve little value. Wer'e still waiting for the results of a well completed in Dec.. MEO's PRs are nonfunctional and as such continue to foster the belief that MEO is shareholder unfriendly which is one of the primary reasons I believe MEO's SP is substantially underpriced.

I like you, hope the above situation turns around at some point and MEO can start to build a more positive image in the investment community.