The problem is... What's going to change? I look at what's taken place as a learning experience and a wake up call that we have zero control over the final outcome. It seems like this is an elaborate way of saying... You will take what we give you, and if you don't you can expect more of the same. That's if they decide to trade again. The thing is...as far as myself goes...Id rather take nothing then simply a few pennies per share. Something reasonably profitable would need to present itself through the SP to even consider selling. I by no means believe we will see 3000$ a share lol. Even if that value is there, I just don't see it happening. Not with the control we have seen. I expect just enough to entice people to sell but not enough to make people hold on further. It'll be interesting to see how much time goes by before they get things rolling again. I'm invested in another stock that sits at 0.02 cents right now. Before I invested there was apparently 2 offers for the very lucrative property in question. One at ~.60 and one ~$1.00. Long investors say management screwed up these deals and trading also ended up suspended for over 2 years. Now we are waiting for the new company to list, separating the property in question from the others. My point is it would appear many games can be played, and time seems to be a major tactic involved with this sort of thing. Just my 2 cents but time isn't going to make me stop paying attention. I would however take into consideration a reasonably profitable selling point at this stage considering what we've had to put up with. I'm aware that could be the intention.. All I'll say is well played. I'd like to see some money rather than see this suspended for another decade. I saw things differently when I believed shareholders had protection through regulatory bodies. I no longer believe that to be the case. I also don't believe things of this nature are going to change for us, therefore my strategy for making some money must also change.