I have my doubts about people posting what others think as a negative post. They simply are commenting on the facts, both past and the current and as to current theyare expecting more.

I would venture a guess that the majority of the shareholders that are in the red by whatver amount are hopeful based on our current situation that they may see a return on their investment. In addition, may will sell at their breakeven point unless they see a substantial opportunity of continued improvement to enhave their investment.

Doesn't do "shred of good", likewise any speculation about $7.00 a share or greaty things about Nunchi ort a buyout of a billion or more doesn't do a shred of good either, it does provide an over zealous attitude about the company and the future.

Same scale for both.

I have dozens of stocks, probably 40 different stocks in the oil industry which is my work history, and I can sy that I have never lost a nickel on anyof them. On the other hand, my average for all other industries is probably 80% or so postive return and around 20% with negative returns.

I'll sell when I have a return on my investment and not look back. I could have continued on in many other stocks, and have bought back more shares , but only after new opportunities presented themselves. I have been in this game since the 60s, have long have you been investing and what is your record?