km> there's really no one to be angry with because of what's happening [...] falling prices can bring irrational thinking, but the rational thinking does see opportunity, and does add shares.

yes. bravo! excellent!

I'm not worried about the share price one bit.

after all, in what other circumstance than this does someone complain about something being on sale?

I am sometimes worried about the possibility of an oppressive long-form freeze-out cash-out merger* that collectively shitcans all the retail longs, to let the banksters win yet again.

the unholy risk is that it's layers and layers of lawyers and lawyers, all the way there.

and everybody knows that shareholders aren't good for anything except trouble.

indeed, there are more things in heaven and earth and corporate M&A than are dreamt of in our philosophy.

but that's enough about what keeps me awake at night ... if you want something entertaining to help pass the current wave of boredom, spend some time with the adventures of Mike Merrill.

GLAL,

R.

* -- Google is your friend.