You nailed it pal. That is excatly the sentiment of the retailers at the moment.

It has been mentioned many times before, how the communication from managenment has changed from over the top to none what so ever. The standard phrase is that the regulators is all over them - poor company, i think it is the only company not allowed to express the view at the future, making guidiance or even trying to sell "their product" - think about it, what would happen to Google, Microsoft, Coca Cola if they were not allowed to communicate to the market?

I do agree that this could be the find of the century, but why are they not communicating with the shareholders and the market?

I do hope the eagles will unfold its wing and fly away, but we as retail shareholders are afraid that we are falling in love with the company and not seeing the dangersignals. That is why we first are trying to convince ourselves that even bad news are good, and its is all because of the regulators, manipulators ect. But then your portofolio is starting to look bad and the doubt is comming.

We do have to keep our minds open and we do have to make the tuff decision - do i stay or do i go???

In the meantime management could help out a lot, keep the informations comming, the best way to overcome manipulators, regulators and so on is telling the truth and making sure that it is not misunderstood. The market hates doubt and unsecurity.........

Regards

Laphroigh