Orgprophet,

I think that you make some very valid points here. It is indeed apparent that this company has decided (whether right or wrong) that it is going to focus its resources on its financial objectives rather than keeping the shareholders "abreast of all that is happening". So long as one is comfortable with the old adage that "No news is good news" then CSG might just be fine as a longterm investment. (But that is never a sure thing, and nobody likes uncertainty, myself included.) For somebody like me I have a long ways to go, along with many unfortunate others, just to get back to even with my investment. (Not complaining - just pointing out a fact for point of reference.) I refuse to sell any shares ever until the day comes when I can declare a fat profit. (If that day never comes then so be it - I'll at least still have my dignity by hanging onto my shares until my last breath.)

I think that there is something to be said for "throwing the shareholders a bone of information" every now and then to just reinforce the notion that everything is going as planned. And with gold well over 900 dollars and the company trading at an absolutely ridiculous low level and in a "free fall" trading pattern over the past 5 or more months I do not blame the shareholders for being very disgruntled. I honestly think that they have a right to complain in a lot of ways because we were all investing into something that was "advertised" as being so much more promising. And if nothing else it would just be nice to know that the company is working hard to give our dollar the best chance of appreciating from this point on. But ............we are all in the dark on that too. I strongly believe that CSG will eventually do well for us all, but I'll never know for sure UNTIL I ACTUALLY SEE IT HAPPEN.

I don't have any answers at this point ......but in all honesty I can fully relate to what Justthefacts is saying ......but I also feel that calling up the management to ask questions is a fruitless endeavor. (Besides they do not want to indulge much info.) I'd rather they spend their time working hard to grow the company rather than spend time answering my questions. But with that said an occasional (small) release of information every now and then would be nice too and would do wonders in calming a lot of the shareholders' nerves .....and I can't imagine it costing much time or money either on their behalf. If nothing else it would be nice to just know that they were "thinking of us shareholders" some.