Thank you for your encouragement.

I'd also like to say, that I am in favour and pleased with the management changes. I'm not going to say anything bad about DW. He was trustworthy and very worthy leader. He brought the company along and achieved many milestones. I believe it was noted that he did not not object to the change. A change of this magnitude does not come about without some extreme conflicting opinions and emotions of course and that is the way it should be, but that does not mean it is not a change for the good. S & B are sophisticated and well connected and from my viewpoint are the necessary catalyst needed to push & propel this company the final miles to success, making the hard decisions that must be made. As I understand it, DW is going to make out just fine and so he should. S & B, IMHO do not play for peanuts to make 50 cents on their stock purchases, they are smart and will not leave before reaping a wonderful harvest, they are going to maximize their profit and I believe that means we will be well rewarded along with them. They are not losers by any stretch and see the big picture. Just like that movie "Its a Wonderful Life", when George Bailey tells the depositors(customers and friends) "Potter's not selling, Potter's buying, don't you see"...in the same way is not Interinvest buying ? they are not selling (the only difference being is that Potter was evil and Interinvest is not at all IMO). The new management should be embraced, not shunned. I believe Hansix's research has been on the money with regard to this issue, and his understanding and regular contact with management has benefited this forum tremendously. I think everyone, myself for sure was expecting this gold bull to pull out from the station long ago along with many precious metal stocks, many professionals expected that like JP. Some CEO's have just got unlucky with timing, that is no fault of DW's.