There's nothing negative about wanting so see facts before believing something is true.

In my 40 year business career, it was best when dealing with customers to under promise but over deliver. Sorta like the style of the BOD of EDIG. Exactly the way RP communicates in his e-mails or in person at a SHM. Exactly what the SEC requires of public companies. Capish?

In contruction, a hand shake is not a contract. It was way back when, but those days are gone.

Your check is in the mail, is not a check in ones hand, nor is it worth the paper it is written on until it clears the bank and shows up as available funds for the receiver to access.

Life is full of expectations, yet many times delivers a disappointment, thus my philosophy to keep my expectations realistic, and jump for joy if they are exceeded.

If I expect to make $5 mln on my EDIG investment by 2010, but only make $3 mln, it's a disappointment. If I expect to make $1 mln and make $3 mln, I'm elated.

Best said, it's a personality issue and the way I choose to handle my life. Everyone has the right to make their own choice in how they conduct their daily routine, and I respect that right without bringing critisim upon someone who does not think as I do. That's what makes America the best place on Earth.

I hope everyone who owns EDIG or any other investment product, has their expectations exceeded.