Rugers,

I'm not surprised if RAB is selling Tyhee to raise cash. Remember on a day, a couple of weeks ago when, at about 38 cents, there were a few trades with a combined volume of about 1.5 million shares? That's when I thought it was RAB selling.

This, along with the need for big alimony payments, etc, represents how a good company can take a hit for reasons of expediency rather than anything to do with its excellent quality. Except, as Casey said, the better companies may be more likely to have their shares sold than the poorer ones.

B