Jeff,

Rather than thinking of you as a "basher", I prefer to think of you as you have described yourself...."angry", "bitter", and feeling "betrayed".

I know that "misery loves company" and that you continue to find camaraderie here with a few others who share similar outlooks.

I have encouraged you on occasion to give up your "victim" mentality, but, for some reason, you seem to need to hold on to it.

I, too, have lost money (on paper) with this investment to the tune of nearly half a million dollars. I have not sold my shares, and occasionally pick up a few more to "average down".

I am disappointed over the amount of time that has elapsed, and by "unmet expectations", but have no desire to find blame or become embittered. NOBODY has made my investment decisions for me. I have made them all myself.

I still get up every morning and "own" my life. I continue to work 60-65 hours a week, and enjoy it. I also enjoy my family and friends, and I enjoy talking about my investment in Vyta Corp, because I continue to be very enthusiastic about it. I have every reason to believe the time will soon come when I will recoup my original investment capital and also realize significant gains.

However, even if for some reason that day were never to come, I have only one life, and have no desire to allow anger and bitterness to pervade it. Life is far too short.

You, of course, make your own choices.

Whatever floats your boat.

-zties