You don't have to disclose that to me. My point was that it almost seems like nervous posting or something because it is never new information or perspective. If that is the case, you should just cut your loss and move on, reduce your position, or re-evaluate why you invested in the first place. Everyone who is on this board every day forgets that most people haven't even heard of SIAF or the new dividend announcement. OTC stocks aren't as efficiently or quickly priced as most stocks. Clearly, the cash dividend announcement is still being priced in now. As I said before, the cash dividend ultimately gives credibility to SIAF, and once it is paid and people understand the cash dividend will continue to be paid and actually increased heavily throughout the years then you will have institutional investors who will value it not as a "fraud" but simply a company that was financially mismanaged by an entrepreneur that has finally turned to debt financing instead of equity financing and reduced cap-ex into non-core assets to focus on assets with high growth potential. Once this mental shift occurs, which is already occurring at the retail level, and we begin to trade at simply book value then we're talking about trading in the $20's range. SIAF has already made one huge step with the cash dividend. The next is simply to close debt financing so shareholders never have to worry about dilution from the company. Once this happens it's off to the races.
