Pdude, I started running a business at 19 years old. $3M+ in sales back in 1981. Became 3rd largest in the country in my segment, so I am all about facts and reality. KM did not immediately cut the sales force or ads. That $90M first quarter loss is on him. Only after that which coincidentally was also only after Denner took a position did he do something. Germany...if he is such an expert, he should have known how it could play out. Never mentioned it while attempting to launch. After failing and wasting $4M, he states how tough Germany is and that many drugs fail to get proper approval. So he knew the history, never talked about it prior to launch, went all in and failed. I call that misleading to shareholders at best and wreckless at worse. All I know and all I need to know about Denner is he will get the share price up and sell for as much as he can get, which is far better than where we presently are. As an independent company, AMRN will never see double digits again unless it's because of a buyout. If they had a pipeline, they could. If they try to aquire one, they will dilute us to oblivion. They don't have the money to start any new clinical trials. Presently they do have money to pay themselves. Sales for 2023 will be less than 2022, even when you include the EU. Did they mention EU sales when they mentioned being cashflow positive? No, that because they suck. So excuse me if I take my 40+ years of running a global business over your opinion which isn't supported by facts.