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Moosey,

Sounds like CHF is a mess.

Funny you say "The only success they ever really had was in fact metalstorm". That made me laugh. Imagine saying that. It may well be a success (we all hope) in the future, and I agree with your comment on intestinal fortitude.

Looking back at the shareholdings at the end of 2009 vs October 2010, an investment of $60,000 would have you in the top 20 in 2009, whereas at the end of October, $88,000 would be required, assuming price of 1c, this despite the share price having halved. This suggests to me that MST is becoming more tightly held, perhaps by the smart money, not the day traders.

Over the period, OUT are Empire Equity (we don't know about anyone with less than 8.8m units, being #8 on the 2009 list would rate you beyond #20 on the 2010 list) and IN, or increased substantially, are AWD, Travis Reddy, Kai Liu, Dutchess (although I suspect they have sold since end Oct), Atlantic Investment, Delphi Systems, Relgan & Co, Paul Jeremy Hay, Edward Garnet Bunn, Malco, Mr & Mrs O'Brien, David John Gregory.

Interesting that MOD has appeared to stop his selling. My question is, has he stopped selling because (1) the price is too low to be worth selling or (2) does he think MST has turned the corner and he might get more in months/years? Or is it a comination of the (1) and (2)?

WOW.....so virtually the entire registry is different, ex MOD. I guess a lot of people didn't have the intestinal fortitude or perhaps, vision. Looks like a lot of people, other than just AWD have gotten on board of MST. I guess we should thank all of these people for either, supporting the Rights Issue or supporting the price in the market. Won't it be interesting to compare the December 2010 vis-a-vis the December 2009 resistry.

This sure is a dynamic company in a lot of ways!