For all of us humans, one of the hardest lessons to learn and remember is that Murphy's Law will prevail.

Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.

For investors it is like watching the kettle boil....it seems to take forever when you watch it.

Frank is an investor as well as the President. He too is anxious for results. He likely knows that the results he has seen so far are good, if not spectacular. So he is anticipating that when all the assays are in it is likely that they will be announcing good positive results. He also anticipates that his own portfolio will look REALLY good.

But he is human too. When pushed for answers he is tempted to forget that things can go wrong and to think that everything will go smooth. He expects the lab will come out with his assays in an organized and timely manner......NOT! He ignores Murphy's Law. We all do it.

But inevitably, Murphy will bite you in the ass.....and it has clearly come into play at GNH.

Patience my friends.....you will be rewarded hansomely in time.

Don't ever forget about Murphy.

SN