Well, the Kodak split was definitely a blindside that the market hated. The stock traded down to about 3.50. Stayed there for a few days and then traded down to about 3.00 when those that provided the financing sold--I think, not exactly sure what happened there. Then it stayed at 3.00 for a good amount of time but then began the slow creep down to where we are now. The company has said some good things about future plans which will take a bit of time to execute, the new HQ, new sales office in Hong Kong, new CFO with her own investor people, new COO the guy that had been in charge at Colorado Springs, and now 2 PR's close together that tell of progress, probably because they see the stock price tanking. Just checked shortsqueeze.com and there still is a 22% short position. The current management tried to under promise and over deliver as opposed to the past regime and the market does not like it. Normal? Criminal? I sure hope they have something positive to say in the Q and conference call upcoming.