I guess this is my first post here. I just want to post my theory on how this break came about. I think that part of the deal between SLJB insiders and Wessal was that the insiders at SLJB, as part of their transfer of 125 million shares to Wessal was that they had to first add the 125 million shares to the float. In other words, sell. Obviously, this would drive the price down, letting Wessal in cheap. If I owned 96 percent of the float, I would do the same thing in deference to a partner with such good connections in the Middle East. I expect the price to jump dramatically as soon as this temporary expansion of the float is over, and the 125 million shares of buying commences, putting the float back to a nominal level. I disagree with those who believe that buying can in any way drive prices down. I like it that we have the chance of taking advantage of these "partner" prices to buy in. We'll trade up to another higher level soon. Meanwhile, as the RSI goes lower, one should be a buyer. The old highs at 5 cents and at worst, just under 4 should provide solid support. Frankly, I doubt that we will get there, but if people keep selling, we might. Smart money is buying in here, but that's just my take on the situation, and my opinion, for what it's worth. Good luck to everybody taking advantage of these prices.