The market judges on supposition and implications of character,...

The market judges on supposition and implications of character, not facts, unfortunately. That's all, I'm reserving judgement. Clee as far as I know has put his own reputation on the line multiple times in service of the business and shareholders. Consider how much the old BOD (as controlled by Dunlop) screwed him. Remember, a 50 cent cap raise for 50 million dollars, almost all wasted by them. That does not look good for Clee as a professional advisor, does it? If it was all bad he would have washed his hands of it by now.

With that in mind, I can't imagine a scenario where Clee associates himself with an associate of Dunlop without having *some other knowledge* about the man. I know this kind of sounds like an argument from authority but.. convince me that someone who has the professional standing to raise 50 million dollars is also an absolute drooling moron. Dykes therefore can't be that bad, that's all I mean.