If the chairman is listening, thanks for the encouragement. To the rest in cases like this I have learned to play both sides of the fence. I watch the stock to see if there's a point that it seems to cross over frequently. When it drops below that point I buy (assuming there is cash available) when it goes above that point I sell a portion of my holdings when it appears to stall. That way there is money working and a supply of stock waiting for the company to get it's act together. When it becomes apparent that the company Is not going to move or that the pps is going to find a lower level then I take my winnings and look for another venture or wait for the stock to find a new trading range. My choice depends on how strongly I feel about the companies ability to get with the program.
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