"Fire the bunch"

As much as I hate to say it I tend to share your sentiment to some degree. Admittedly, as I stated before, the year end report was (all things considered) quite good ......but again with "all things considered" .......the point being that I feel that things could have been even so much better if they didn't drop the damn ball in Guatemala (which I suspect is responsible for at least 10 cents in the drop in the share price) and if they could have worked a lot harder in getting Castillo up and running harder and sooner. They have all the tools and the resources, but I just don't sense any "true passion or true drive" by the management or by Chester to truly maximize our returns or shareholder value. It has just been so disappointing for what seemed so promising last fall .....particularly in light of gold having risen so much as well in ther interim. I don't know ......don't get me wrong .....I too see TREMENDOUS POTENITAL AND PROMISE in this stock ........but I sense it may never get significantly realized (much less fully realized) unless management either gets fired or ever gets their act together. Handing themselves a bunch of undeserved warrants and/or options should not be in the cards as far as I am concerned. Yes, undoubtedly things are moving in the right direction ......but I still (admittedly) expected things to be much further along at this point in time. I'll continue to be patient. At 43/44 cents (even with Bridge/Lupita "screwed up for the time being") longterm this remains temendous value. But yeah ........management needs to quit "bending the truth" so damn much. It is getting old.