Bigger picture, it occurs to me that when we look back at the first half of 2008 with the advantage of hindsight, what we will see a stock that was building a solid new base between $2.00 and $4.00, prior to a long glorious ascent.

In the second half of 2007, you had the discovery excitement going on, taking it to an immediate peak at 4.15 followed by new peaks at 4.69. Then you had the excitement wearing off, the day traders lookin for a new flavor and the very normal subsiding as the stock tried to find its balance point.

Momentum money has drained out of this stock, as I believe you suggested, GoldBull55.

Mr. Market is giving them plenty of time to give up on Kodiak.

I bought 2,000 shares today on a dip to u.s. 2.37.

Accumulate, accumulate, accumulate.

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