I am totally happy with my position in NOT (though I'd like to have the funds to buy more shares).  At the same time I think that I'm fairly open to hearing posts that shed, perhaps, a less optimistic perspective, provided they are couched in a respectful and thoughtful tone.  It is healthy to be able to consider other opinions and widen one's viewpoint.  It would seem apparent that many here are extremely emotionally attached to NOT, and who wouldn't be?  It promises by all accounts, and also my opinion, to be stellar and therefore extremely profitable based on what we presently know.  What we know now, however, is not the complete story.  As the rest of the story plays out, it will be important to remain objective, even though, for me, my expectations are that this play will achieve dreamlike proportions.  This market is designed to throw off the best calculations of "where and when" (hopefully not what and how much).  With the added U.S. financial complications, it will be even more difficult to predict where anything is going, though we may be in the best position under the circumstances.  

What ever the point of view, what ever the circumstances, the objective individual will handle events more successfully and find a little more peace in their day if the attempt is made to look at the big picture and avoid the selective tunnel vision that comes from looking at a fixed point.  This is a potentially very emotionally charged environment .... do your reality check regularly.