Ann: Appendix 4C - quarterly, page-53

I don't even disagree with you. They should have performed infinitely better than they have. It's poor management, but a pull form the market can negate even the most incompetent management. That's what happened with A2M. They produced a product the market (in China) loved at a time when confidence in their domestic brand was virtually 0. I had over $40,000 in A2M at just over 40c and sold out a couple of years ago between $12 - $14. It was a similar thing to this. Crap management, decent products. It may not play out the same here, but let's see. You don't win or lose until you hit the sell button.