how can the company do this to shareholders, page-37

Ron,

I held APG heavily with two of my portfolios. One in my own rights that I invest at my pleasure and one in my super/pension fund which, although I make my own decisions in how to invest, the account is under an "Nominee Account".

Should I dare to say that the one held under my super/pension fund is showing me a big loss, and the sp would have to jump up 150% of what it is at now, before I break even. I fell for a lot of what was said way back when, when even Earnie was still here, (unless he is still frequenting these threads that is), and I have learnt a good lesson as a result.

All I can say is, that for most of the ones that I sold out in my own portfolio, I did make the best decision and where I put that money has shown me over 400% gains in one stock and over 250% on the other. So, as they say there is plenty of fish out there if one is willing to go fishing.

Good luck all. All I can say to everyone here, is that hopefully this time around APG will not let us down as it did quite a few times before. One thing is for sure though. And that is that, if and when APG will reach my entry level, I will go like the bolt of lightning. Unless I am convinced that things have definitely changed for the better, and better disclosure to it's investors is applied.

Buddy