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Agree with you Mozart56 but I guess those that invested heavily at giveaway prices of 40c to 80c have great cause for jubilation. I do feel sorry for those that sold at those prices. I for one could not understand it given that at the time Brockman had no debt and over $100 mill in the bank. Tokyo kept hammering that point but people for their own reasons I guess sold at those prices. The reality is that the $2.50 capital raising was readily taken up based on the real perceived prospects of the company and it IMO augers well for existing investors that other than the general economic downturn those prospects have not altered.

cheers
eagle