I understand the frustration, but consider this: most companies...

I understand the frustration, but consider this: most companies would have ceased operations by now. However, we are still producing, albeit not a significant amount of money, but we are making some revenue we can only grow from here. As more companies seek out FHS, their sales will increase, allowing them to mine on magnetite ore and material at some point in the future. Constructing iron ore mining is a challenge. If FHS can secure funds for another arm of its business, who am I to disregard these achievements? instead of complaining, please share thoughts on what they should be doing.

Perhaps you have an idea that could benefit the company. I am confident the Directors reads these forums I know other CEOs read similar sites and sometimes reflect that information in their quarterly reports. If I were the CEO, I would continue to push the aggregate operation until we are cash positive and accumulate some capital before committing to the magnetite operation. While I not privy to their plans, I cannot fault their actions so far. If you are seeking a quick profit, you will not find it here. These types of mines can take up to five years to develop.

In 2008, I bought FMG at a price of 18c, and today they are trading $18.81. I purchased AAPL at $55 a share in 2008. Since then, they have split twice, and a $7,000 investment is now worth $387,000 and growing. I have many other investments, and someday I expect to add FMG to my bragging list. Look at the top 20 shareholders; they are content to wait for FHS to gain popularity.