It would be funny if it wasn't so painful to read post after post of 1 or 2 of the "55" who actually own this stock, talking down their own investment as if they are doing a public service for the other 54 of us who hope to hold on for better days. Dangerx at least proposes an alternative scenario to Mike Long that might be of some use. If revenues were falling, that would be the final twist of the knife but this is an OTC company which actually has a business model (okay, not a great one yet), has employees (who get paid I might add), and potentially, with management decisions that have shareholder interests at heart (write the occasional press release with good news contained in it), be successfully run someday. Perhaps the only winner in a buyout will be Mike Long getting a salary (that gets paid), but if people are convinced that the end is here, there is no quicker way to lose a few thousand dollars (which is my stake), than to sell now. Revenues of 6 million dollars is nothing to sneeze at in an .0199 stock.