You forgot a couple of things:

I also orchestrated the fall in the price of Gold, the latest commodities drop, the takeover of Fannie May an Mac, and while I was sleeping was able to set a record in the number of foreclosures in August in the U.S.

I am not sure why you have a beef with me but I did read through all of your posts on here and find that your predictions of $1.58 and $1 (not sure where you buy your TA tools but I would have them inspected) this week were not what I would consider a pump. I believe you are genuine but sometimes question your own intentions with some of your posts. Thus my boiler room comment.

I am not a perfect investor but can say that I have saved more money by selling stocks at the right time (at a loss) than I have lost holding onto a stock that dies a low death. Show me a stock pick that goes from zero to 100 in a straight line and I will consider you a great stock picker. For the rest of us, we go with the best DD we can find and that includes the boards. If I really wanted to pump and dump stocks I could, but I believe my reputation and commoradory with folks on the board is worth more than a couple of cents on a stock. The sales I make are based on constant evalution of stock prices, looking for good companies who's stocks are undervalued for no good reason other than the market conditions. Sometimes I am forced to sell good picks for better picks.

Noront is one of these better picks this week. And the others I have held I will repurchase with some recently purchased NOT shares once Noront rebounds. Hopefully the same price I sold them for this week to buy Noront.

So enough of the conspiracy theories please. I am just an investor who has stood by Noront since November 2006, though at times I may have sold shares (and talked about it to be honest) to buy some nice things and purchase other undervalued shares. Some buy and hold, some daytrade, and others like me scrounge for opportunities but are not afraid to buy or sell something based on changing DD. It's called investing.

Have a nice weekend KW. It's time for a beverage.