Assume that it is true that RAB was forced to liquidate 6 million shares, from 12 million down to 6 or even fewer today.

Assume that it is true that the 40 investors on this forum have an average share price of $0.30.

Assume that we on TDC AG had originally got in at higher prices, like $0.50 or so.

Conclusion: For us to have an average share price of $0.30, we must have bought down our averages, in general, by about 50%. To do this, we would have had to buy 5 million shares since Oct 2008.

So we are, in general, the ones who bought up the RAB shares, or at least the majority of those liquidated.

If my reasoning is correct, it seems to me to imply that most other holders of tyhee have not yet re-entered the market. If so, and if they are institutional investors who are long on tyhee but hesitate to buy in, then it is possible that when Player's $1,000 POG criteria are met, and other's idea that institutional investors buy in ON THE WAY UP only, then we could really see an acceleration of the share price.

So if we have seen the bottom of SP for TDC, and we on this forum have done most of the accumulating, then what are we, sophisticated? or just the most risk-taking investors currently in the market?

I think that this bodes well for us all.

SKELEG