RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:FCU Oversight GroupThose of us who voted NO have a right to now question our management without being told we must be NXE shareholders or day traders. Against all odds, and being told in so many ways that we could never succeed, we did. I have held since 2012, never sold a share, don't own NXE, and if I was a day trader, would not trade a stock that's gone sideways with little volatility for months. Of course, management is a key consideration in buying/holding a stock. Now management is seen for what it is. That guy at the town hall meeting, slumped over and telling us to sell, is not representative of the best uranium find in 40 years. Quakes, why the emotional attachment to Dev? Why the lashing out at those who question his abilities as a result of a horrible deal he tried to muster, looking desperate and groveling to find another yes vote? Let's see what our options are, and as you say, vote according to our investment objectives. We have the solidarity to find the proper management, times in the uranium market are slow, and its time now to find the best management to maximize FCU when the tide turns. Many of us have life-changing amounts invested in this company, and its time to find a CEO with vision beyond his own bathroom mirror!!