Nothing serious but a comment to share about how times have changed a little,

It appears Credit Suisse are maybe getting tired of the waiting game - along with some others as well. CS used to be a strong buyer of SLI. As of late they have been a spotty seller. The trades are very abrupt, when they occur. In the past week they will sell a couple pennies under the present trade values and usually when there has been some buying activity. After these events it seems to stall the trading for a bit.

For the volume of the last trade it only makes a difference of $250 (or so), but it would help pay the brokage fee's.....maybe some don't care when it is time to get out?

There used to be a day when you seen CS buying that it usually was an up day. The good news is that; we show some pretty good support at this existing sp range. So it is not impacting but it sure does hold it back a bit. We have seen this with many other houses as well but CS was usually a strong buyer in the past.

We are certainly in an interesting time with SLI at the moment. You can feel the tension, excitment, worry and confidence all at the same time.It is has been a very unsual or transitional 3 months.

Everything has been tidied up nicely for SLI from the administrative stance, the organizational restructing of the board, many months of property exploration (drilling and trenching), with very little commiunicated to the public about results.

I hope the words "the time is NOW" start to surface in real actions with real specific progress results. It is time Lori; that you share the story more with your existing shareholders and the world. Most have stood strong with belief and it is time for some positive excitment again.....speculation is getting to be very old hat and become a defensive posture. Sunday has created a buzz for you, "NOWS" the time to be results driven and lets get this thing rock'n again!

Go Long......SLI