@TruckinJase All friendly banter aside, we all realize you're...

@TruckinJase All friendly banter aside, we all realize you're not happy with the SP performance as you keep reminding us daily. Rather than venting your frustration by posting about it, which doesn't help you as you continue to work yourself up about it, change the your approach.

Decide if the business is progressing as you expected it should when you bought in. If not and you don't think it will improve in the next 1-2 qtrs, then sell your shares. Clean line, move on and hopefully learn a lesson from it.

If on the other hand the team is doing what you thought they would/should do, then stop looking at the SP on a daily or even weekly basis. Set your calendar and circle back to evaluate the next announcements and quarterlies. If the firm continues to progress and the SP in a year's time isn't higher despite all the fundamental progress, reevaluate using the prior step.

People shared plenty of insight and there's more on HC and in the filings, but its down to you to actually make a call rather then becoming more bitter every passing day the market doesn't do what you want it to do. Life's too short for this sh*t and people here will just start using that ignore button. Good luck!