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Hi Imperatore,

I have been really busy and I just read your post with interest. The share price can play tricks on your mind if you let it.

I too have a hell of a lot of shares and to me the company has far more intrinsic valuable today than it had 6 months ago. I'm sure everyone would readily agree with that.

SBN is the only share I own, that's the way I invest and I can tell you sometimes it takes the market a long time to get the valuation right.

As a matter of fact the daily sp is all a mute point for me as I know it is for the top holders. There is no way we could get out of our shares now even if we wanted too. AND even if the price was 25c I still wouldn't get out.

Each time you invest you need to have a reason to do so, likewise you also need to have a reason to exit. The main reason to exit is if the company fails to deliver or the reason for investing in the first place changes. With SBN, especially after the fantastic Quarterly and the great news about to unfold, the reason to hold is even more compelling.

I know the top holders, some of them are close friends of mine, I know the distributors, some by first name, I have liaised with just about everyone who has or ever was involved with SBN. That's the way I protect my investment.