Well Ronz, I think it's pretty clear from my posts that I'm not impressed with the way that this was handled. My 'lay down the gauntlet' (wiggle factor) post last week was the best way I could communicate to Jerry that this isn't rocket science, or brain surgery too quote H2Ojoe. Bringing out news like this they way they did hasn't, IMO, done us a great deal of good. A repeat of the news tomorrow may help, but it's Friday. I understand that DYA had to wait until Pepsi let the news out, but they would have had a heads-up, at the very least from HFS. Halting the stock yesterday at close and re-opening on Monday would have been a better way, IMHO. But maybe they have follow-up news, who knows ;-)

Tomorrow, it may gap-up. I can't see it happening in a big way though, maybe a few 100,000 taking us into the high-teens or low twenties. I hope I'm wrong. As for real new investment, I doubt it. They'll look at the management team. Until there is a major shakeup at Brock Rd, which would include the ex-CEO getting the heck out of Dodge, I can't see any main-street investment. Tom's obviously still calling the shots, or Jerry's spent too much time with him. A competent management team wouldn't have let the events of today unfold the way that they did. But, that's just my opinion and for everyone's sake I hope I'm wrong. Having witnessed this I'm selling just as soon as things get to a sensible level. I've made good coin on DNDN and BWR recently and it doesn't involve the heartache that this does.