This just in. RBC Bank, a subsidiary of the Royal Bank of Canada and its agents apparently is doing the shorting of this stock, at least the great majority of it. I would encourage any of you who could gather more information on this to do so and bring it to this board and to other boards. I got this phone call late last night, so I do not know much more involving details than this. The message is plain, however. This wholesale selling of Kimber is not being done by small individuals or insiders with relevant information but by a large institution eager to create as much negative setiment as possible. Why? They are short the stock. And the higher it goes, the more they lose. I'm sure you can imagine that in an institution of this size, there are many layers of bureaucracy. Kimber is relatively small potatoes if you consider all the things this bank has its hands in, so to speak. Somewhere in Canada sitting at a desk is a guy sweating it out because he got his division into this mess by shorting Kimber. Now he's way under water and has assigned his underlings the impossible task of getting him out. If he doesn't get out, then he's going to lose his job anyway, so what has he got to lose? You, however, the retail investor, have everything to lose if you don't understand this. Do not get shaken out by the shenanigans of these people. Hold tight. Bull