Hope for the best; expect not quite so much.That is pretty easy to handle.

In my view there seems to be two groups here:

The one part understands that we have something that is worth holding onto come hell or high water;

Or the other part that wants the management to look after their immediate concerns, never mind what creates shareholder value.

During the rise last year this was a traders dream(I assume, always been long) but now I think, considering the meltdown in the U.S., which has only just started,a person has to put their money where they think their best chance of weathering the deflationary/ inflationary storm along with the sizzle of new gold.I myself have done a lot of soul searching and wallet searching during this last while and still cannot find negativity in the company and management of KXL,only positive.

On another note,in talking with Brian Maher one on one and listening to his presentation at the Vancouver show left me leaving with the feeling that we have a lot more left in the development of this massive property.

This is a very solemn time in my opinion because I am sure there are a lot out there that are all in like some kind of poker game. Just have to know when to hold your kings and aces i guess.JMHO