austin01, from our perspective we could certainly call it an enigma, knowing what we know and expecting the risk'reward benefit ratio to payoff big time for us. There are many who calculate otherwise due to their requirement for a company that they're going to invest in to show their productivity, revenue/profits, and sales figures before they'll make their investment. Of course, we may now be seeing those who fit somewhere between those extremes, if you will, starting to buy in. The sum product of these investing populations is the s/p, responding to dollar flow in and out, supp;y and demand.
hitimer
