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Lets hope your right.
I only wish for the best for TTY.
However when a company is off the market for an extended time it's usually because they haven't been able to sort things out in a timely or satisfactory manner.
We'll see what the market says when TTY relists.
If the shareprice goes to 60 cents ++ then can all say that the outcome was satisfactory.
However, if they call on shareholders to inject more funds at 18 cents/share then I say the management are hopeless.
Fair enough.
If I'm wrong then I'll happily apologize.

I would like to point out that many companies are doing it tough in the current environment, but that said, there are also many smart operators who are making more than before.
Anyone can make a $$$ in good times, but they cannot make it in tough times.
I don't like having to pump in more money because some dill, doesn't know to operate a business in good times and in BAD.

I do agree that current MD has done an good job of lowering the costs of production.
But, hasn't everyone.