Thank you for the kind words. I did get about 100K shares filled near the .26 low right after the 10-Q3 drop, the second 100K shares was closer to .30 as the SP was rebounding and the last 100K shares was around .37 about what I sold it for in the first place. My first thought on the last 100K was how long we were going to have to wait for the 10-K report and that it may be a good move to hold some funds in case the SP drops lower to put myself in a win/win situation. That is if the SP goes up, I still have my 300K shares for a run and if it goes down I can just add to my position and average down. I am not as patient as I should be nor am I very good at guessing what's going to happen. So I decided to buy back at .37. Now I'm kicking myself a little as the SP drops back to these levels and I'm tapped out. In the end I added about 10K shares to my position and averaged down a bit more so it worked out OK for me. I just wish I could afford to buy more now at these rediculous prices.

Good luck to you on your investment. If you turn a blind eye to the SP right now, you can see that the foundation is being laid for a young company with a bright future and in the end good solid fundamentals are going to get us there. And IMO there not very far off.

All the best to you,

Steve