" someone is still trying to keep us in a range where they may wish to make an offer when they are done playing with us."

I still have a very hard time with the above statement, Sum. I have watched (and participated in the action) the share price be (manipulated?) up to .90, down to .80,back up to .90, back to .77, back to 1.00, and back to .93, all within the last 60 days. I have patiently watched, for example, when the price is hitting at 1.01, and been there to fill the bid, and watched just as patiently as the ask came back to .94 and hit it again there. Am I exercising control over the share price (manipulating)? Or am I just hitting the bid/ask as I think that is the limit it is going to on that particular day? I honestly believe the only controlled action happening there is normal market response.

I do though believe there are controls acting on our share price other than the above, and those controls are a function of our beloved Board of Directors. Our SP is where it is simply because that is where they want it. They know that at that unknown time in the future, when it is appropriate to have a share price that allows them to properly profit from their efforts, they will have the ability to make it happen. What else matters? What advantage is it to them to have a volatile, fluctuating share price? They aren't allowed to trade, so why should we be able to?

If one understands the above, and acts accordingly, it creates a whole different outlook on things. If you can bring yourself to trade on that basis, you suddenly realize there are some good opportunities to be had.

Best regards

K