I think the reason that they are not afraid of the low shareprice is because of our shareholders rights plan. It all sounds good on paper however it gives the directors and management way too much power. I have been looking into these types of SHRPs and in some cases the insiders that are in control sell out the common little guy to maximize their own personal gain. I am not for one minute suggesting that this is to be expected or that I even remotely doubt the integrity of management , however a hostile takeover attempt would be out of the question. This leaves us with some friendly takeover or a "friendly merger". In these types of scenarios we will probably get a fair market price for our stock, however until someone shows an interest in a takeover the company does not need to worry about the shareprice. In fact management benefits with a low shareprice by getting their yearly options priced at discount prices.

Let's face it, the markets are rigged and have been for many years. The little weasle on BNN said that gold is a bad investment because it doesn't pay a dividend and yet says Facebook at 90 x earnings probably underpriced their IPO. I get the feeling that we may be experiencing a real whooping at the hands of the fraudsters, however I also think that we will be the last ones standing when all is said and done.