I agree, Baires, it makes our situation - and his own - much worse for financing and future dilution of the share capital - if he still owns all those shares. If he does, there must be a strategy and hopefully DW and the Board will respond. I think he talked down the company the way he did because TDC did not drill into the bonanza grades that are staring us all in the face, but did the higher risk drilling with scarce capital, got low grade results at the periphery instead, which turned investors off and raised their perception of risk. That is now in the past, we have to imagine that DW and the Board will now focus on the low hanging fruit. Best to you... Isaiah