We fully agree on these matters. If there's anything I might add, it's that "hope" is such an important constituent in plotting a course of understanding when it comes to stock market management.
My expectation is that management is preparing to pull out a bunch of stops, any of which could propel us nicely. I'm picturing the Eiffel Tower struggling to remain erect with one les leg---the one most heavily depended upon for minimal structural integrity. So it is with NG< the propane "leg" now dearly departed, as it were.
It would be a huge disservice to management to not be focusing on major changes, if only to right the ship after giving up a centrally founding member of the underlying structure upon which the company was originally built.
So I'm looking forward to perhaps several deals-in-the-making that will bring us to hiccup if not swallow hard---ones that will awe us for their daring and housing excitement potential.
If I were part of the management team, this is precisely what I'd be pushing very hard to accomplish.
About an hour from the market's opening trades, we are poised at a $12.35, just a nickel ahead of last night's close and offers to sell aren't very much higher ($12.45)--- not very revealing. Yet this is so typical of the market.
Last night I went to SA to read comments following disclosure of the distribution. "Old Mac" is there applying downward pressure as is his usual. What a turd this creep is! You'd think he could at least rejoice for us, or am I asking him to show a dash of human character? I guess that would be too much to expect.
I have a huge problem with stinginess in people. Many people have become richer through our efforts too enable it---on this board and elsewhere, too. And this garbage-head comes along and has possibly profited through association yet persists in denigrating public drivers looking for nothing more than opportunity to be of service to others.
Whew!
