Those losses have always been there, which is hardly unusual for...

Those losses have always been there, which is hardly unusual for a growth stock and why BTH has seen the need to raise capital from time to time to aid its growth. That was also the case when you last owned the company and anytime before that as well. BTH has always competed in the same competitive landscape, so again how has that changed since the last time you owned this company? The company is growing organically and through acquisition. I too have some concerns about the salaries impost and have had those concerns for a number of years, but not to the point where I think the company is going backwards. It is something I'd like management to focus on just the same. The only thing I can recognise that has changed for you is that you were a holder when you were only fairly recently spruiking the merits of BTH and that you are now a non holder who is looking for an opportunity to get back in, which is why I believe you speak with a forked tongue. I believe you'll be a very old non holder if you insist on waiting for that wishful 80 cents buy-in price to become reality, but I have been wrong many times before.