I value and welcome opposing perspectives as they can make me aware of items that may have been overlooked.

The only time any money has been lost is when stock is sold at below the purchase price, conversely, any profit is only made when sold at a price higher to the purchase price. There will be those here who are holding "free shares" by virtue of the "return of cash".

It is so easy to quote a $150 mil figure and say look at the price now, coveniently forgetting the repayment of debt, clearing the balance sheet, and removal of liens on the patents. Include acquisition costs and taxes too. But that would defeat the purpose of comparing the gross revenues to the current price. It's like a retiree saying my lifetime earned income was $1,000,000 and all I've got to show for it is a $25,000 mortgage and $2,000 in my bank account.

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to call guys who have lost money a basher after all we have been through is wrong!

Please show me where I have done this.

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You might like to read this article:

http://www.discovervancouver.com/forum/stock-bashing-t82130.html

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Be well