Ann: Confidence in Silver Hill Improves , page-21

Surf,

I will try to explain the best I can in this forum.

"It was nice while it lasted"

The rise from 14c to 42.5c was a breath of fresh air and allowed people to not only recover their money back but also make some handy profits in a short period of time. I did both. The SP might rise a little further (say to 50c?) but this is on the back of JJ Holdings, not anything the company has done. I still feel the conpany is operating at a suboptimal level (delays and lack of announcements) and this will only result in the SP falling as time goes buy. Dont be fooled by the PFS, it will be a good exit point for many people and you may find the SP not rising as high as everyone thinks. This will, I feel, cause the SP to fall even further as everyone gets more frustrated.

"Something is just not sitting right with me."

Im hearing a lot of people are exiting and without me asking as to why they have chosen to sell, feel that it is in my best interest to sell also. CQT has caused me and many others much heartache and to miss this opportunity to exit will be silly. Sure the SP might go to $1 one day but I feel I can sleep better at night without CQT in my portfolio.


"A lot of the people I talk with have sold out which leads me to think that there is not much left in CQT."

Explained above.

Hope this helps.

Surf, what are your thoughts? Are you exiting or holding tight? When will you exit.