I disagree on that. When you have a company you feel sure about and a reverse split has wiped out your part of the last three years, then it is time to appoint yourself a continued following for the future. Mind you, a person must be sure of his belief in the company. If that is the case with some people, then they must start over again, to invest again, to grieve again--you get it--or else you drop out for good to follow a loser-company you know nothing about. It takes a good three years to know a company like knowing your own family. And when death comes, it really hurts deep. I can tell you at least 30 good things about LBSR. But, then, I could tell you at least 5 things that are hurting the stock right now. And if it is hurting us, then it is also hurting insiders and Jim, also. Don't think he is having a party. Someone disappointed him. We don't have the whole story. However, if those claims have the life in them we have suspected for years, they will light LBSR up and gain interest in the public eye. Perhaps some investor will show up with his ventilating machine and drive LBSR where it needs to be. I will say that we are at the bottom, in my view. That is if we don't see the kind of massive dilution of late. It has to stop and I am sure phones are ringing off the hook right now.
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