I don't think it's accurate to compare Brian to Nero playing the fiddle while Rome burned. Unlike Nero, Brian has been quite active issuing several news releases and presentations assuring the long-suffering shareholders that the company is now in transition to become a producing mine. Not only that, but we should soon see a share price as high as $ 1.40. Unfortunately, the reality is that the market does not share Brian's optimism, especially when the Chairman of the Board sells a substantial number of shares at values considered low. The reasons for the sale are not material; it just doesn't spur confidence in the company's prospects. One would have expected the Chairman of a company in re-building mode to have considered a little more carefully the effect of his actions on the share price.