I was there a few years ago--spent a few weeks there consulting (had vacationed there before, but resorts are not what life is really like). Stayed at a nice hotel just at the foot of Diamondhead and went into downtown from there. Downtown was upscale, but once out of it and driving around the island, saw huge amounts of people in abject poverty, just sitting at the front of their ratty town homes. Have heard there is a big meth problem there as well, and consequently a lot of crime.
What about the other islands? Maui seemed very nice, though small, the big island nice too in parts. Sad to hear...but NYC? I don't think you will find it a whole lot different.
Cheer$ to your retirement investment, my retirement investment, and most everybody else's. Realistically, we just can't pop on anticipated P3 results by 100%, and not give back some. The good news is were out of the .21-.23 again, non-stop cycle. Being the OTC, we can go back up again, just as fast, if not faster, especially if we consolidate at a higher level. But, for an OTC stock, which are usually trading and trying to fight off bankruptcy, the worry about getting up one morning and finding the company announcing having gone bankrupt won't be happening any time soon. Whatever the sp today, the real ball starts rolling when ELI200 does--FDA approval is the only risk we have left standing between us and a lot of money.
GLTA and a fine Pakalolo to you,
Maz
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