We are looking at a triple bottom at 0.008. Someone mentioned being down 70%. Geez, that's some crazy loss. It appears that most of the longs are down 50%-70% and some of them are finally honest and admit that either they sold or pretend that nothing happened and the sun will shine over Shearson Financial the stock again. SF as a company will be well, that's for sure, the stockholders won't. If MB has Nasdaq experience, he seems to be totally comfortable now, he has every right to be so, he has a profitable company, no Nasdaq headache, less paperwork and responsibility. Who said that successful companies like Shearson Financial HAVE TO uplist eventually. They don't and every CEO knows that. Who said that a successful, profitable company denotes analogical increase in stock value of the company. It's BS. I'm totally unloaded, I'm happy that SF is doing great, BUT --- being in Penny Land and having the best PRs one can imagine ready for public display guarantees nothing at all, it’s always a lottery, those who fall in love and hold always whine at the end, those who don’t, don’t because they stop keeping track the moment they sell---. This stock will be ripped by MMs and market anyway and CEOs like MB know that and can do nothing about that. So if you're down 50-70%, SF CEO is the last person you should be blaming for the stock’s performance. SF's performance is great, SFNN’s performance is not, it's OTC-BB. You knew that, there is the real world and there is the market world, totally different things. It looks like another success story gone awry. It's time to sell and move on.