Bill, I was at the shareholder meeting and you're full of it. I would have liked more specific information- which by the way, has been a criticism of mine all along, and is typical of many companies, not just SFMI. But I learned a huge amount about my investment from the information that was presented, from the experience of being there and seeing what was going on, and from the other investors I met there. Somebody like you who wasn't there has no business telling those who were what they did or did not gain from the experience, and whether there's any "point" about going again this year.

BTW- Anyone who invested in SFMI either knew that SFMI's IR has always been poor, or has not done such basic DD as reading all the PRs. I'm not naive, as you suggest. I invested knowing full well my investment was based on the resources, and knowing the history of management and how the IR was done. I know that SFMI will succeed whether or not the IR is good, though I do reserve the right to criticize it at the same time I defend the company against false and dishonest attacks. But the decision to invest in SFMI after doing the DD was mine and mine alone, even knowing the IR sucked. That's why TT's constant crybaby whining act over at the other board makes him look like such a fool. He bought in at the top, is underwater, and now wants to shift the responsibility for his poor decisions to anyone but himself. Blaming his own decisions on something he should have known about before he invested is baloney.